MediaBistro And Drudge A Week Late On This One

I saw this ad a week ago on CNN's website and was so appalled I then proceeded to write about it here on my blog again a week ago on Monday, and to my surprise today the vaunted "MediaBistro"blog basically writes a less partisan version of exactly what I reiterated upon seeing a supposed TV News Network selling blatant Obama propaganda like this screen capture from my post on the 25th

So I decided to send Matt Drudge a little "News Tip" asking him to give my site a peek since he linked to this story today when I wrote the same exact thing again a week ago in this era of the Drudge Driven 24 hour news cycle.

Dear Mr Drudge, I wrote this a week ago regarding the CNN propaganda t shirt sales that you linked to at MediaBistro just today. and with a cursory examination you'll see they are nearly identical posts with mine being obviously the more timely. Maybe you should give my work a peek as a longtime reader and fan, It sure would be appreciated...... Chicago Ray

Here's the screenshot with the link and time from about an hour ago btw....

So here is there post below and here is mine/ You can be the drudge I mean judge as to who wrote better and quicker on the draw regarding this story, me or MediaBistro

"Some of the Most Historic Shirts Money Can Buy"

- mediabistro.com: WebNewser: "Earlier this week, WebNewser wrote about ABC and NBC releasing Inauguration-related DVDs in March.

Now CNN.com is getting in the Inauguration memorabilia game, with an entire section of CNN.com headline t-shirts about the event. The tagline: 'Some of the most historic shirts money can buy.'

Selling headline t-shirts is not new at CNN.com. But with samples yesterday like 'Pole dancers spice up school program' and 'Tumbling economy can't stop love,' do the Inaugural shirts take the business move to a different level?

Canada Free Press editor Judi McLeod thinks CNN is 'not only cashing in on the sales of the T-shirts, it provides tangible proof that 'The News is Propaganda.''

What do you think?"

I think my write up was much better and certainly more timely having been written a week ago. Proof my BA in business gives me the same skills as a journalism major and a degree isn't required to pull off what many of these sites and blogs churn out daily

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