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Category Archives: NPR
‘NPR Deletes Comments, Says Commenters Are Too Old And Male’
Daily Caller: But Jensen indicated that diversity issue also played a role in the decision. NPR commenters don’t reflect the demographics of the site’s readers, since they appear more likely to be older men. “They overwhelmingly comment via the desktop … Continue reading
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NPR’s Contempt For White Working-Class America
Comments to Steve Sailer: * The host of Morning Edition. Nobody plays the part of smug East-Coast Progressive media professional better than Steve Inskeep. His two trademarks are an insincere belly-laugh when a worthy interviewee says something mildly amusing, and … Continue reading
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KCRW Salaries
I went to Guidestar.org and found this 990 form filed for 2013, which listed salaries as follows: * Jennifer Ferro: ~$296,000 * Dan Sy: ~$106,000 * Jason Bentley: ~$160,000 * Tracy Mizraki: ~$128,000 * Anil Dewan: ~$116,000
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KPCC Salaries
I went to Guidestar.org and found this 990 form filed for 2013, which listed salaries as follows: * Thomas Bill Davis: ~$434,000 * Jon McTaggart: ~$557,000 * Mark Alfuth: ~$318,000 * Julie Allen: ~$227,000 * Gregory Pierre Cox: ~$210,000 * … Continue reading
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NPR Salaries
I went to Guidestar.org and found this 990 form filed for 2012, which listed salaries as follows: * Joyce Slocum: ~$403,000 * Zachary Brand: ~$222,000 * Deborah Cowan: ~$247,000 * Debra Delman: ~$398,000 * Stanley Garrison: ~$283,000 * Robert Kempf: … Continue reading
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