Freelance journalist Isabel Macdonald writes on The Huffington Post on Thursday about some questionable tactics used by Lou Dobbs — hired by Fox Business Network on Wednesday — when he covered business for CNN.
“As Roth noted in his June 2004 article, some of the companies featured in the Lou Dobbs Money Letter, under the heading ‘doing good business with good people,’ would be familiar to the audience of Dobbs’s ‘Exporting America.’ In fact, CJR found that of the 14 companies Dobbs highlighted for investors in his newsletter in 2003-4, eight appeared during the same timeframe on his CNN website as companies that outsourced jobs.”
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A show-boating windbag on cable TV will do whatever is necessary so people will keep watching him and he'll keep making money? Wow, definitely stop the presses to get that news out.