JournoList: 122 Names Confirmed (with News Organizations)

Source List Included | 07/25/2010 | BuckeyeTexan

[BuckeyeTexan]

1. Spencer Ackerman - Wired, FireDogLake, Washington Independent, Talking Points Memo, The American Prospect
2. Thomas Adcock - New York Law Journal
3. Ben Adler - Newsweek, POLITICO
4. Mike Allen - POLITICO
5. Eric Alterman - The Nation, Media Matters for America
6. Marc Ambinder - The Atlantic
7. Greg Anrig - The Century Foundation
8. Ryan Avent - Economist
9. Dean Baker - The American Prospect
10. Nick Baumann - Mother Jones
11. Josh Bearman - LA Weekly
12. Steven Benen - The Carpetbagger Report
13. Ari Berman - The Nation
14. Jared Bernstein - Economic Policy Institute
15. Michael Berube - Crooked Timer, Pennsylvania State University
16. Brian Beutler - The Media Consortium
17. Lindsay Beyerstein - Freelance journalist
18. Joel Bleifuss - In These Times
19. John Blevins - South Texas College of Law
20. Sam Boyd - The American Prospect
21. Will Bunch - Philadelphia Daily News
22. Rich Byrne - Playwright
23. Jonathan Chait - The New Republic
24. Lakshmi Chaudry - In These Times
25. Isaac Chotiner - The New Republic
26. Ta-Nehisi Coates - The Atlantic
27. Michael Cohen - New America Foundation
28. Jonathan Cohn - The New Republic
29. Joe Conason - The New York Observer
30. Lark Corbeil - Public News Service
31. David Corn - Mother Jones
32. Daniel Davies - The Guardian
33. David Dayen - FireDogLake
34. Brad DeLong - The Economists’ Voice, University of California at Berkley
35. Ryan Donmoyer - Bloomberg News
36. Adam Doster - In These Times
37. Kevin Drum - Washington Monthly
38. Matt Duss - Center for American Progress
39. Gerald Dworkin - UC Davis
40. Eve Fairbanks - The New Republic
41. Henry Farrell - George Washington University
42. Tim Fernholz - American Prospect
43. James Galbraith - University of Texas at Austin
44. Todd Gitlin - Columbia University
45. Ilan Goldenberg - National Security Network
46. Arthur Goldhammer - Harvard University
47. Dana Goldstein - The Daily Beast
48. Merrill Goozner - Chicago Tribune
49. David Greenberg - Slate
50. Robert Greenwald - Brave New Films
51. Chris Hayes - The Nation
52. Don Hazen - Alternet
53. Michael Hirsh - Newsweek
54. James Johnson - University of Rochester
55. John Judis - The New Republic, The American Prospect
56. Foster Kamer - The Village Voice
57. Michael Kazin - Georgetown University
58. Ed Kilgore - Democratic Strategist
59. Richard Kim - The Nation
60. Charlie Kireker - Air America Media
61. Mark Kleiman - UCLA The Reality Based Community
62. Ezra Klein - Washington Post, Newsweek, The American Prospect
63. Joe Klein - TIME
64. Paul Krugman - The New York Times, Princeton University
65. Lisa Lerer - POLITICO
66. Daniel Levy - Century Foundation
67. Ralph Luker - Cliopatria
68. Alec McGillis - Washington Post
69. Scott McLemee - Inside Higher Ed
70. Ari Melber - The Nation
71. Seth Michaels - MyDD.com
72. Luke Mitchell - Harper’s Magazine
73. Gautham Nagesh - The Hill, Daily Caller
74. Suzanne Nossel - Human Rights Watch
75. Michael O’Hare - University of California at Berkeley
76. Rick Perlstein - Author, Campaign for America’s Future
77. Harold Pollack - University of Chicago
78. Katha Pollitt - The Nation
79. Ari Rabin-Havt - Media Matters
80. Joy-Ann Reid - South Florida Times
81. David Roberts - Grist
82. Alyssa Rosenberg - Washingtonian, The Atlantic, Government Executive
83. Alex Rossmiller - National Security Network
84. Laura Rozen - POLITICO, Mother Jones
85. Greg Sargent - Washington Post
86. Thomas Schaller - Baltimore Sun
87. Noam Scheiber - The New Republic
88. Michael Scherer - TIME
89. Mark Schmitt - American Prospect, The New America Foundation
90. Rinku Sen - ColorLines Magazine
91. Julie Bergman Sender - Balcony Films
92. Adam Serwer - American Prospect
93. Walter Shapiro - PoliticsDaily.com
94. Matthew Shugart - UC San Diego
95. Nate Silver - FiveThirtyEight.com
96. Jesse Singal - The Boston Globe, Washington Monthly
97. Ben Smith - POLITICO
98. Sarah Spitz - NPR
99. Adele Stan - The Media Consortium
100. Kate Steadman - Kaiser Health News
101. Jonathan Stein - Mother Jones
102. Sam Stein - Huffington Post
103. Matt Steinglass - Deutsche Presse-Agentur
104. Jesse Taylor - Pandagon.net
105. Steven Teles - Yale University
106. Mark Thoma - The Economists' View
107. Michael Tomasky - The Guardian
108. Jeffrey Toobin - CNN, The New Yorker
109. Rebecca Traister - Salon
110. Cenk Uygur - The Young Turks
111. Tracy Van Slyke - The Media Consortium
112. Dave Weigle - Washington Post, MSNBC, The Washington Independent
113. Moira Whelan - National Security Network
114. Scott Winship - Pew Economic Mobility Project
115. J. Harry Wray - DePaul University
116. Kai Wright - The Root
117. Holly Yeager - Columbia Journalism Review
118. Rich Yeselson - Change to Win
119. Matthew Yglesias - Center for American Progress, The Atlantic Monthly
120. Jonathan Zasloff - UCLA
121. Julian Zelizer - Princeton University
122. Avi Zenilman - POLITICO

[IrishCatholic]

Thank you for the list. It took quite an effort to produce. Thank you even more for the reference list. I’m a big fan of facts and evidence.

[cripplecreek]

He got mad because I said I wasn’t impressed with the degree’s he claimed to have.

[PA Engineer]

Great idea. I will “pdf” all of the evidence to CD.

[Rome2000]

1.Zero tolerance for marxists in US Government, all marxists OUT

2. Immediately reset all government spending to 2006 levels, no increases until surplus is acheived, starve the beast.

3. No more taxpayer funded government pensions for new federal employees, 401K only, 10% employer match.

4. Repeal all legislation passed by the marxist Pelosi Congress.

5. Suspend the marxist “Congressional Progressive Caucus” -Investigate all of its members for corruption and ties to communist and marxist enemy regimes.

6. Examine the records of all apparatchiks and eliminate duplicate and unnecessary positions

7. Eliminate the Dept. of Education, Department of Energy, and the USDA.

[BuckeyeTexan]

JimRob posted his thoughts on returning to a Constitutional government last year sometime. I think it was before the big Tea Party march on D.C. If I can find it, I’ll link to it. He had some great thoughts. Of course the liberal media flipped out about it.

[BuckeyeTexan]

You’re welcome and so is everyone else who has posted a “thank-you.” I thought is was important to document how/where I confirmed their participation in JournoList. I’m not a journalist. I’m a programmer and DBA, but I know that confirmed sources are important to journalists - real journalists anyway.

[BuckeyeTexan]

Exactly. There were supposedly 400 or more members of JournoList. I’m interested to see who else participated in those discussions.

[Political Junkie Too]

No way did it ‘pop up’ from nothing so fast. There must be both predecessor and alternative lists/hang outs.

Do you remember this secret meeting of journalists with John Kerry at Al Franken's apartment in 2004?

Of course this stuff has been going on before. I predict it's been going on since George Bush "stole" the 2000 election.

-PJ

[Randy Larsen]

Thanks for the ping BT!

[Randy Larsen]

Joe Conason...I can't stand that smarmy freak!!!

[bvw]

I think it started, in internet form, when Clinton took office. It think it was a creation of Hillary’s War Room.

[Brytani]

I agree with you and others calling for Carlson to release the archives in their entirety. By not doing so he’s giving cover to those on the list who are hiding behind a well worn out and overused “out of context” excuse.

Thank you for putting this list together and keeping us updated.

[Coldwater Creek]

ping

[BuckeyeTexan]

I don’t think Carlson has the complete archive but Ezra Klein does.

[Political Junkie Too]

You're right. I remember the Clinton administration putting out a "report" showing (with flowcharts) how the right-wing purports to make news by first seeding outlier sites with stories, and then having those stories picked up by the networks, thereby putting the "news" into the mainstream without the MSM dirtying themselves by reporting the stories first.

Of course, this was the typical liberal behavior of projecting onto the Right what they themselves are doing.

I wish I can find that report, but I'm not using the right search terms.

-PJ

[JohnQ1]

Many thanks for posting your 122 names. I put out a request for names, and have now downloaded three postings. I hope to be one of several people ready to pounce when/if the wayward children and corrupt adults of Journolist lift their heads out of where they keep them to lie again.

[bvw]

The 1992 Clinton War Room was the genesis of the later Media Matters and such Soros-funded entities. See Byron York’s “The vast left wing conspiracy” Chapter 7: http://books.google.com/books?id=hYu4NTKo2DwC&pg=PT105&lpg=PT105#v=onepage&q&f=false

Also a TV documentary: http://www.nytimes.com/2008/10/13/arts/television/13war.html

[Political Junkie Too]

Oh, I know all about the Clinton War Room.

Also see this: Controlling the Agenda in Government: How Clinton did it (Jan-01 leaked memo to Tony Blair), from 2001.

-PJ

[bvw]

The original Clinton War Room operated out of Little Rock Arkansas during his run for President. The War Room that birthed the ‘vast left wing conspiracy’ was the one established in the White House in early June 1993 to orchestrate and drive the media cycle pro-Clinton, and also to suppress anti-Clinton stories.

Which they did very well! But then Hollywood gift-shop employee Matt Drudge posted on alt.sex.stories: “hello from sex drenched Hollywood”, date 28 December 1994, and from there moved onward ....

Matt started offering a gossip newsletter to the general public in March 1995, and Clinton rumor content in it appeared as early as a week later.

Source for Drudge history: http://www.soundbitten.com/020110.html

The Internet USENET was a lively backchannel but public source of Clinton stories in those years of 1994 thru 1998. I can speak as a participant on some of those ALT groups like ‘Whitewater’.

Even on the wild wide open USENET then it was clear a somewhat coordinated disinformation group operated some of them calling themselves ‘weasels’. They clogged and jammed the USENET channel fairly effectively by 1997. That’s why Free Republic was so great as a forum of refuge.

Drudge opened a website in 1997, and broke the Monica tale in 1998. DRUDGE WAS NOT AN OUTLET MANAGED BY THE WAR ROOM (imo).

I first posted at FR via a link thru Drudge, my first post was in support of Linda Tripp.

[maggief]

Thank you BT!

Is it possible to note the new additions to the J’list, for those of us trying to track J’list news manipulations?

Much appreciated.