This is page 29 of the media news archives.

Intelligence Agencies Say Iraq War Worsens Terrorism Threat (2006-09-25): The White House so far has refused comment on an incredibly embarassing report issued by the major intelligence agencies which states unequivocally that the Iraq War has made the U.

Microsoft Launches MSN Soapbox (2006-09-21): Microsoft has announced the launch of a video sharing service called MSN Soapbox.

Ten Percent of Arctic Perennial Ice Lost in One Summer (2006-09-21): Scientists announced this week that new satellite images show huge new holes in the Arctic ice which are a consequence of global warming.

Crazy Dictator Day at the U.N. (2006-09-20): Apparently it was Crazy Dictator Day at the U.

Sherman's Travel Magazine Launches (2006-09-19): ShermansTravel.

iVillage to Relaunch With Video and Social Networking Tools (2006-09-18): A Financial Times article (on MSNBC) says iVillage is gearing up for a major relaunch that will include video and social networking tools.

Pope Benedict Says Sorry -- Sort Of (2006-09-16): Pope Benedict said he was sorry -- sort of -- for his remarks in a recent speech that have infuriated the Muslim world.

Private Insurance Out of Reach for Most Americans (2006-09-14): A new study by the nonprofit research group Commonwealth Fund reveals that nine out of ten Americans who attempted to buy their own health insurance, ultimately did not buy the insurance because they couldn't afford it or because they were turned down due to a prior exisiting medical condition.

Richard Armitage's Admission in Plamegate (2006-09-13): In an exclusive interview, Sidney Blumenthal answers the question about Plamegate that the main stream media seems to have overlooked: What is the significance of Richard Armitage's statement that he was one of the leakers in Plamegate? So, to sum up.

New Magazine Targets Harvard Alumni (2006-09-11): A new magazine called 02138 is targeting Harvard University alumni.

Reflections on 9/11 (2006-09-11): As we reflect on the tragedy of 9/11 five years ago, it becomes blindingly obvious that the path President Bush took in the aftermath has made our country much less safe than we were on 9/10/01.

Path to 911 Blog Returns (2006-09-10): The blog for ABC's extremely controversial and erroneous Path to 911 miniseries has returned.

Documenting the Lies in the ABC Propaganda Film The Path to 9/11 (2006-09-10): A New Zealand blogger who has already seen the nauseating propaganda film being shown on ABC tonight in the U.

Sanrio Launches Hello Kitty Magazine (2006-09-08): The Mainichi Daily News reports that a new Hello Kitty magazine has been launched by Sanrio Corp.

Army's New Weapon of Choice: the Attack Frisbee (2006-09-08): Just when you think the defense department can't do anything more ridiculous, it does.

MySpace: A Magazine for Friends? (2006-09-05): MySpace may or may not be launching a magazine in the future. If they do publish a print magazine it could be through a collaboration with Nylon magazine.

Katie Couric Shines in Her News Debut (2006-09-05): Katie Couric made television history tonight by being the first female to anchor a major network nightly news program.

New Republic Terminates Lee Siegel's Blog (2006-09-02): The New Republic announced that they have suspended Lee Siegel and terminated his blog, Lee Siegel on Culture.

Angela Simmons Launching Teen Magazine (2006-09-01): Angela Simmons, the daughter of Joseph "Rev.

Kyra Phillips' Top Ten Excuses (2006-09-01): Poor Kyra Phillips! The personable CNN anchor had the worst week of her life: on Tuesday during President Bush's speech from New Orleans, Kyra went to the ladies room and forgot to turn off her wireless microphone.