Beat the Press,Emily Rooney

May 01, 2009

DQM does BTP
By Adam Reilly

Friday night plans? Not too late to change 'em! I'll be on the weekly "Beat the Press" segment of Greater Boston tonight, discussing the latest Globe funkiness; coverage of killer swine flu and the related suspension of world-class anti-Mexican Jay Severin; and John Henry and Linda Pizzuti's...candor. Please tune in, or watch online at your leisure.

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Boston Globe, WTKK, Jay Severin

April 10, 2009

Greater Boston tonight: Whither the Globe?
By Adam Reilly

I'll be joining Emily Rooney, Joe Sciacca, Callie Crossley, and my close personal friend Dan Kennedy tonight on Greater Boston's Beat the Press. Our topic? The Globe crisis, natch. Please tune in if you can.

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Boston Globe, Dan Kennedy, Beat the Press

December 05, 2008

DQM takes to the airwaves
By Adam Reilly

Tonight at 7 on WGBH Channel 2, I'll be chatting with Emily Rooney, Joe Sciacca, Kara Miller, and Callie Crossley about sundry media matters, including citizen journalism in Mumbai and Pat Purcell's new gig.

Please, tune in. Or, if you can't, take a look online.

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Boston Herald, Beat the Press, Emily Rooney

October 17, 2008

The Press, beaten
By Adam Reilly

Big Friday-night plans?
If not--or perhaps as a pre-party!--consider watching Greater Boston's Beat the Press, at 7 pm on Channel 2. Emily Rooney, Dan Kennedy, Joe Sciacca, Callie Crossley, and yours truly will be discussing sundry media topics, including Barack Obama's upcoming prime-time infomercial and fact-checkers gone wild.

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WGBH's hard sell
Published 9/21/2009 by Adam Reilly
As a media columnist and occasional classical-music listener, I'm intrigued by WGBH's newly announced purchase of WCRB--apparently for the not-insubstantial sum of $14 million. I...

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Today's Globe question: what makes an impasse?
Published 6/17/2009 by Adam Reilly
Beat the Press blogger Ralph Ranalli notes an interesting contradiction regarding the ongoing Times ...

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