To insinuate otherwise is irresponsible and disgusting.

To spread a message that we not 'provoke' is wrong. I'm aware that men & women can both be the abuser. A) I'll never feel clean again B) I'm now aware that I can provoke my own beating,” she wrote. “So I was just forced to watch this morning's First Take. ESPN’s Michelle Beadle tweeted her criticism of Smith’s commentary. doesn't seem to realize just how dumb his monologue is until it's way too late,” Deadspin’s Tom Ley wrote. “This is just a train wreck, and Stephen A. gave to the Baltimore Ravens’ Ray Rice this week following security camera footage that showed him knocking out his then-girlfriend, now wife. Smith was discussing, on his Friday show, the two-game suspension the N.F.L. SMITH made some ill-advised remarks about women ostensibly being able to curb domestic violence by not provoking it in the first place.

ĮSPN ANALYST AND ‘FIRST TAKE’ CO-HOST STEPHEN A. Two of Greste’s Jazeera colleagues are also serving prison sentences. Greste was sentenced to seven years in prison for allegedly aiding the Muslim Brotherhood. Al Jazeera journalist Peter Greste is appealing his conviction in an Egyptian court, the Associated Press reported. Still, these percentage upticks don’t tell the entire story about AJAM’s ratings woes.

The network also laid claim to a 40-percent jump in prime-time viewership, compared to the previous month. Zurawik, in a separate story, reported that Al Jazeera America has experienced a 30-percent audience increase over the last two weeks, tied, he suggested, to its Gaza coverage. So on Sunday morning when it’s a quiet time in the week, they can put on an extra pot of coffee and be a little reflective.” ĪL JAZEERA HAS PLAYED A SIGNIFICANT ROLE IN MEDIA COVERAGE OF THE fighting over the Gaza Strip, Baltimore Sun media critic David Zurawik wrote: “Social media are absolutely a driving force in the shift in coverage, but I also believe the heavy presence of Al Jazeera and the excellent work its correspondents and producers are doing have raised the games of all the news organizations on the ground.” They’re busy during the week and I know they care a lot about the news but I also know during the week, they don’t have a lot of time to invest in the news. of ABC’s “This Week.” Greenberger says that when he thinks of the ideal Sunday show viewer, it is his parents. Meanwhile, POLITICO’s Mike Allen interviewed Jonathan Greenberger, the E.P. “Will NBC News decide to preserve the integrity of 'Meet the Press,' will it recast itself for a more general audience, or will it go in another direction entirely?” Byers asked. WHAT’S NEXT FOR “MEET THE PRESS”? POLITICO’s Dylan Byers lays out a few options, should the program decide to replace its current moderator, David Gregory, as speculation has had this week.

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