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*"John" [http://badnewsfrombritain.blogspot.com/ Bad News from Britain] | *"John" [http://badnewsfrombritain.blogspot.com/ Bad News from Britain] | ||
*[[David Silon]] - [http://badnewsfromlosangeles.blogspot.com/ Bad News from L.A.] | *[[David Silon]] - [http://badnewsfromlosangeles.blogspot.com/ Bad News from L.A.] | ||
| − | *[Kenneth Sikorski]] - [http://badnewsfrom-finland.blogspot.com/ Bad News from Finland] and [http://www.badnewsfromsweden.blogspot.com/ Bad News from Sweden] | + | *[[Kenneth Sikorski]] - [http://badnewsfrom-finland.blogspot.com/ Bad News from Finland] and [http://www.badnewsfromsweden.blogspot.com/ Bad News from Sweden] |
*[[Leif Knutsen]] - [http://vyer.typepad.com/badnewsfromnorway/ Bad News from Norway] | *[[Leif Knutsen]] - [http://vyer.typepad.com/badnewsfromnorway/ Bad News from Norway] | ||
Latest revision as of 16:44, 1 October 2011
The Bad News Movement is a network of Pro-Israel bloggers who aim to counter criticism of Israel through a series of blogs reporting only on bad news from particular countries.[1][2]
Cnaan Liphshiz summarizes the effort in Haaretz:
- What began six months ago as a brazen attempt to counter a perceived anti-Israel slant in the Dutch media, has evolved into a network monitoring the media in eight countries across the world. The idea is simple: Beat press bias at its own game by advertising only bad news about one place.[3]
People
- Dr. Manfred Gerstenfeld - Bad News from the Netherlands
- Dr. Genevieve Benezra - Bad News from France
- "John" Bad News from Britain
- David Silon - Bad News from L.A.
- Kenneth Sikorski - Bad News from Finland and Bad News from Sweden
- Leif Knutsen - Bad News from Norway
Notes
- ↑ Bad News from the Netherlands, accessed 1 October 2011.
- ↑ Cnaan Liphshiz, Bad News Bloggers bid to beat press bias, Haaretz, 1 February 2008.
- ↑ Cnaan Liphshiz, Bad News Bloggers bid to beat press bias, Haaretz, 1 February 2008.
