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'''Conservative media''' refers to [[media]] which tends to be more [[conservative]] in content. Leaders of America's conservative movement has rightfully claimed the liberals have control of what is said in the national media. The internet, AM talk radio and Fox News Channel has led to an explosion of popular conservative news sources. As conservative media has grown, [[liberal media]] is suffering from dwindling advertising, popularity and credibility. You'll hear prominent [[liberal]] politicians lamenting liberal media's demise and offer support for [[censorship]] through legislative means, also known as the [[Fairness Doctrine]].
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'''Conservative media''' refers to [[media]] which tends to be geared to the American political right in content. Leaders of America's conservative movement have rightfully claimed that the liberals have control of what is said in the national media. The internet, AM talk radio and Fox News Channel led to an explosion of popular conservative news sources. As conservative media has grown, [[liberal media]] is suffering from dwindling advertising, popularity and credibility. You'll hear prominent [[liberal]] politicians lamenting liberal media's demise and offering support for [[censorship]] through legislative means, also known as the [[Fairness Doctrine]].
  
 
==Conservative News==
 
==Conservative News==

Revision as of 17:00, April 20, 2010

Conservative media refers to media which tends to be geared to the American political right in content. Leaders of America's conservative movement have rightfully claimed that the liberals have control of what is said in the national media. The internet, AM talk radio and Fox News Channel led to an explosion of popular conservative news sources. As conservative media has grown, liberal media is suffering from dwindling advertising, popularity and credibility. You'll hear prominent liberal politicians lamenting liberal media's demise and offering support for censorship through legislative means, also known as the Fairness Doctrine.

Conservative News

Conservative Talk Radio

Conservative Newspapers / Magazines

Conservative Media Watchdogs

Conservative Media Personalities

Conservative Journalists

Hollywood Conservatives

Conservative Blogs

Some of the more notable conservative political blogs are Power Line, Captain's Quarters, and the Heritage Policy Weblog.