MetaFilter posts tagged with keitholbermann

Fast Food Feud

JVA — Thu, 22 Jan 2009 12:33:05 -0800

First Keith Olbermann and now Domino's? Take that, Subway!

NSA Spying: Cat now out of bag.

dunkadunc — Thu, 22 Jan 2009 11:39:30 -0800

Russell Tice, former NSA security analyst, just came on the Keith Olbermann show revealing that the NSA's domestic surveillance programs were not only far greater in scope than formerly thought, but also were specifically targeted at journalists.

Keith Olbermann viciuosly, but eloquently, destroys Bush's waterboarding position.

elfollador — Wed, 07 Nov 2007 21:45:20 -0800

Yes. One-link you tube, but screw it, you have to hear this incredible rant. I didn't think the media had it in it anymore.

We got Tom Brokaw at ABC and we can get you.

CunningLinguist — Mon, 31 Jan 2005 05:27:41 -0800

"You have the audacity to call me intelligent.” We covered Spongebob promotes the gay here. Now comes an amusing coda: a catfight between the Dobson forces, who started an anti-media email campaign, and Keith Olbermann, who printed and ridiculed said email. Dobson's people claim victory because Olbermann spent so much time on them, and Olbermann, a trifle defensive about the secular media, makes more fun.

Keith Who-berman? Didn't he use to be on ESPN?

wendell — Sat, 23 Oct 2004 20:07:44 -0800

O'Reilly Competitor Offers to Buy O'Reilly/Mackris Tapes to Prevent Them From Being Destroyed!
An vital action to save history from a permanent cover-up? An abdication of journalistic integrity? A publicity stunt for a show with one-eighth the audience of Bill O's? A major act of snarkiness from a newbie journo-blogger? Or just another reason Olbermann never should've quit doing sports?
This post: CableNewsFilter? PepsiBlueState? SchadenfreudianSlip? JournalisticSharkJump? Or the most important story you'll see on MeFi this weekend?

My Name is Wendell and I'm a TiVoHolic

wendell — Wed, 12 Nov 2003 19:41:15 -0800

"Wow! I have a lot of shows to watch... Will I ever catch up?” Reuters reports on TiVo addiction, and it's tonight's #1 story on Keith Olbermann's Countdown, a news show with less viewers than TiVo has owners. When they put up a transcript, it'll be in here. Still, Keith asked one very good question: "Is it just part of the inevitable pattern of technology that everything starts as a luxury, becomes a necessity and finally becomes something for which we need therapy?" (I was able to do my own transcription because... I got it on my TiVo!)

kirkaracha — Thu, 25 Jul 2002 12:45:16 -0800

Keith Olbermann joins Salon with an essay about baseball, September 11, and Sex in the City [Brazenly self-plagarized from SportsFilter]