By Foster Kamer 8/29/12 3:30pm

Propaganda

Megan Kelly

‘Women of Fox News’ Chain-Mail Propaganda: What’s Wrong With This Email?

It’s odd to see chain-email forwards in 2012; they seem like a relic of the late ’90s, when email was still the best way to share information with a mass of people one knew (as opposed to, say, Facebook in 2012). More often than not, they seemed intent on propagating something, whether it was a belief, a superstition or an awful joke that parents find funny.

We found ourselves on the receiving end of one today, however, that struck a chord of curiosity from one person who sent it on. Read More

By Matt Haber 11/03/08 6:02pm

Fox News: Everywhere You Want To Be

In 1993, Rolling Stone writer Hugh Gallagher forced himself to watch MTV for seven days straight. Mr. Gallagher’s reaction to the experience was easily summed up in the headline to his story: "An Experiment in Terror."

In this week’s New Republic, Isaac Chotiner tries a similar (but less immersive) experiment as he watched 24 Read More

By Felix Gillette 3/06/08 11:52am

Night Shift: Super Tuesday II in the Fox News Studio

Tuesday, March 4, around 8 p.m., Bill O’Reilly bounded across a chilly studio on the first floor of the News Corp. building on Sixth Avenue toward the desk at the back of the room.

There, the members of the Fox News Super Tuesday II political team—Brit Hume, Juan Williams, Bill Kristol, Nina Easton and Fred Read More

By Felix Gillette 1/29/08 11:12pm

Ailes Acolyte Shepard Smith's Super Bowl Sunday!

Recently, Shepard Smith stood in his office at Fox News and gestured at a football, on his bookshelf, signed by Giants quarterback and fellow University of Mississippi alumnus Eli Manning.

“I’ve met him a number of times,” said Mr. Smith. “He’s a private guy. He’s likes to stay to himself. Eli, as a friend, Read More

By Felix Gillette 11/02/07 6:56pm

Fox “Will Respond” to Romney Campaign’s Use of Debate Footage

An unlikely showdown could be developing between Rupert Murdoch’s Fox News and a leading Republican presidential contender.

Last week, Fox sent out letters to the campaigns of each of the leading Republican presidential candidates, ordering them to stop using footage from Fox presidential debates in their campaign ads and on their web sites.

Today, Read More