Jan Tyler asks how Denver media can ignore e-mails from a key staff member that urged donations to Barack Obama when an earlier incident was quoted in the Rocky Mountain News.
Jan Tyler of Election Neutrality Now questions the validity of a New York Times claim that six swing states purged tens of thousands of voters illegally. Could it be a ploy to deflect attention from alleged ACORN voter fraud?
When "Saturday Night Live" revised its bailout skit, the show removed two jokes made at the expense of Democrats Nancy Pelosi and Barney Frank. Here they are.
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"Saturday Night Live" has posted an edited version of its deleted bailout skit that skewered Democrats and their allies.
As expected, the video is missing a graphic that identified former bank owners Herb and Marion Sandler as "people who should be shot" for their alleged role in triggering a financial crisis. The Sandlers complained about the skit but did not seek changes, "SNL" executive…
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The Catholic League's appeals to YouTube to treat all cases of religious "hate speech" equally have gone unheeded, so the league is taking its message directly to the public.
The league joined the Eyeblast.tv community this week and today uploaded a video complaint about the "Eucharist Desecration" series still on YouTube.
Here's an excerpt of the transcript from league president William…
Seton Hall University, a private, Catholic institution, has an elaborate new science building thanks in part to taxpayers. But how much science actually occurs there? ("Porkbusters On Patrol," Episode 4, by Kevin Waterman)
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Here's a Fox News follow-up to yesterday's post about that "Obama Youth" video, via Right Wing News:
A middle school teacher in Missouri was suspended Monday for putting a video on YouTube of his students chanting lines from Barack Obama speeches and wearing military fatigues.
The video, called "Obama Youth -- Junior Fraternity Regiment," was posted by a YouTube user named "keepitwildtv" on…
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By K. Daniel Glover
There's a theory floating around the right side of the blogosphere that NBC removed a "Saturday Night Live" skit from the Internet because the network had second thoughts about making fun of liberals or caught too much heat for doing so.
But a new theory has surfaced in the mainstream media. Advertising Age is reporting that the skit may have been pulled for apolitical…
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By K. Daniel Glover
Keeping track of disappearing online political videos is fast becoming a full-time job here at Video Done Right. This will be my third post on the subject in a week.
The first story covered the disappearance of two viral videos from YouTube last week. One was a forced removal after a claim of copyright infringement; the creator of the other video made it "private" after…
Yesterday, NBC pulled from its Web site a "Saturday Night Live" skit about the financial bailout. That decision is now news, which makes these excerpts of the skit "fair use."