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  • Post-Abortion Women Saddened by MTV “No Easy Decision” Show

    12/30/2010 4:09:51 PM PST · by wagglebee · 12 replies · 146+ views
    Life News ^ | 12/30/10 | Steven Ertelt
    Women who have had or work with women who have had abortions are reacting to the contorversial MTV show, “No Easy Decision,” featuring a teenage girl’s abortion decision.They represent the Silent No More Awareness Campaign, and they say they and other post-abortive women reacted with sorrow and disappointment to the show, which showed an abortion business misleading women about the development of the unborn baby.“My heart broke for Markai, not just for her difficult situation, but for the lack of counseling she received,” said Georgette Forney, a co-founder of the group who has had an abortion of her own.“This...
  • MTV’s Abortion Special Raises the Only Question Worth Debate

    12/29/2010 4:34:24 PM PST · by Walter Scott Hudson · 5 replies · 1+ views
    David Horowitz's NewsReal Blog ^ | December 29, 2010 | Walter Hudson
    Late Tuesday night, MTV provided viewers with a candid look into the decision of a teenage mother to terminate the life of her unborn child.No Easy Decision, MTV’s special spun off from 16 and Pregnant, followed Markai Durham as she came to the agonizing conclusion to have an abortion. With a frankness rarely seen anywhere on television, No Easy Decision presented a vivid, unsparing look at something that’s not just an “issue,” but a harrowing decision. With that description, Entertainment Weekly perpetuates the view of abortion as a conscientious if tragic act which can be justified by circumstance. It is...
  • MTV Show “No Easy Decision” a Reminder Abortion Industry Misleads Women

    12/29/2010 10:50:07 AM PST · by wagglebee · 5 replies · 1+ views
    Life News ^ | 12/29/10 | Laura Echevarria
    Early in 2010, feminist author Jessica Valenti was concerned about the show 16 and Pregnant not validating a teenage girl’s choice to have an abortion. Valenti argued in February 2010: Why are some teen pregnancies worth covering while others aren’t?  There is more than one kind of pregnant teen; even if a teenager decides to have an abortion she was still pregnant, her story is still important, and her decision is worth talking about.  This absence of teens who choose abortion in 16 and Pregnant feels like a dismissal of so many young women’s experiences.I strongly disagree with Valenti’s assertion...
  • MTV Show "No Easy Decision" a Reminder Abortion Industry Misleads Women

    12/29/2010 10:40:38 AM PST · by julieee · 3 replies
    LifeNews.com ^ | December 29, 2010 | Laura Echevarria
    MTV Show "No Easy Decision" a Reminder Abortion Industry Misleads Women by Laura Echevarria One of my concerns before watching the show was that it would document the effects of facing an abortion decision but not the after-effects of the abortion itself. And while it turned out to be true, I think Markai’s decision and some of the comments made reveal more about the abortion industry than pro-abortion groups would care to admit. http://www.lifenews.com/2010/12/29/mtv-show-no-easy-decision-a-reminder-abortion-industry-misleads-women/
  • Teens are getting pregnant to get on MTV’s ‘Teen Mom’ show

    12/07/2010 4:23:28 PM PST · by Niuhuru · 25 replies
    Popeater ^ | December 7 2010 | Popeater
    If you’ve ever seen Teen Mom, you know that it in no way glorifies teen parenthood. Those young moms and dads are struggling, and despite the rumors that MTV pays them around $60,000 a season, (which MTV refuses to comment on) many of them are shown relying on government assistance to get by. The young women on the show, as much as their lives are put under the microscope, do get famous in their way.
  • America Prepares to Get Angry at Jon (The Most Influential Man of 2010) Stewart

    10/26/2010 11:17:35 AM PDT · by Libloather · 10 replies
    The Atlantic Wire ^ | 10/26/10 | Elspeth Reeve
    America Prepares to Get Angry at Jon StewartBy Elspeth Reeve | October 26, 2010 11:38am Jon Stewart has begun his tour of the nation's capital with a taping of The Daily Show before a "very, very policy-oriented" audience in Washington, The Washington Post's Dan Zak reports. ("We're not used to people nodding, like, 'Oh, I worked on that bill,' " Stewart said.) Stewart and Stephen Colbert's many young fans are packing their bags and arranging for sofas to crash on as they ready to head into D.C. for the comedians' pro-satire Rally to Restore Sanity and/or Fear. But not everyone's...
  • Obama Goes after Youth Vote, Gets a Grilling

    10/15/2010 5:02:03 AM PDT · by truthandlife · 18 replies
    Newsmax ^ | 10/15/10
    Going after the youth vote, President Barack Obama got a grilling Thursday from a mostly under-30 crowd of adults, who sternly challenged him across his economic and social agenda and showed little hesitation to press him for greater results. The tone at the president's latest town hall was set from the start when a woman identifying herself as a Republican asked Obama about his inability to foster his promised bipartisanship, and then a man disaffected with the state of the economy asked Obama: "Why should we still support you?" What emerged was a sharp, genuine question-and-answer session, not the easy...
  • Obama On Being Labeled A "Communist": "We've Got To Stop The Name Calling"

    10/14/2010 8:25:19 PM PDT · by Lou Budvis · 47 replies
    RealClearPolitics.com ^ | 10/14/10 | RealClearPolitics Video
    MODERATOR: "Mr. President, we asked people to send in their greatest hopes or fears. I'll read a couple of the fears here first. 'My greatest fear is we're turning into a communist country.'
  • MTV Town Hall Questioner To Obama: "Why Should We Still Support You?" (video)

    10/14/2010 1:38:03 PM PDT · by i88schwartz · 40 replies
    RealClearPolitics ^ | October 14, 2010 | RealClearPolitics
    Question from Adam Hunter: "When you were first elected, it seemed as though the sky was falling in terms of the economy. There was a bailout that you supported, there was stimulus that added to our deficit, but yet it seems as though our unemployment rate still rises. You said it won't go past 8% and now it's at 9.5% … So, my question to you is: Why should we still support you going forward with your economic policies and if the economic does not improve over the next years, why should we vote you back in?"
  • Blogger: MTV asked for 'lighter' questions for Obama (Obama hates gay people...)

    10/14/2010 12:45:25 PM PDT · by jimbo123 · 16 replies
    Washington Post ^ | 10/14/10 | Washington Post
    A writer for the gay advocacy blog AMERICAblog Gay says that when he applied to be a participant at Thursday afternoon's MTV/BET town hall with President Obama, MTV representatives asked him for a "lighter question."
  • Obama/MTV "Apolitical" Townhall: What Questions Will be Asked?

    10/13/2010 2:20:12 PM PDT · by toma29 · 26 replies
    Useful Info Nation ^ | 10/13/2010 | Thomas Bryan
    Since MTV claims that the Obama townhall will not be political, I'm left wondering what questions the ever-shrinking number of young Obamabots will ask. Any ideas? Useful Info Nation
  • MTV Denies That Obama Telecast Is Political (No equal time for GOP...)

    10/13/2010 8:09:19 AM PDT · by massmike · 76 replies · 1+ views
    humanevents.com ^ | 10/13/2010 | Emily Miller
    Viacom networks MTV, BET and CMT are giving an hour of free air time to President Obama less than three weeks before the midterm elections. The so-called “A Conversation with President Obama” will be live and commercial-free on six Viacom networks at 4 p.m. on Thursday. The networks will not give equal time to a Republican before the election, according to a spokeswoman. MTV denies that the Obama hour of TV is political, despite the timing, weeks before the midterm elections.
  • Exclusive: Internal Email Reveals MTV Pressuring Employees to Attend Jon Stewart’s Political Rally

    10/12/2010 7:53:57 PM PDT · by Justaham · 10 replies
    bighollywood.breitbart.com ^ | 10-12-10 | John Nolte
    Now that the establishment’s favorite comedian, Jon Stewart, has the state-sanctioned approval of no less than the President of the United States for his upcoming “Mock-The-People” rally on October 30th, it only makes sense that Comedy Central’s state-enamored sister company, Barack-The-Vote MTV (both MTV and Comedy Central are owned by Sumner Redstone’s Viacom) would team up to do everything possible to help President Obama’s party in these dire final campaign days when the only question about the coming Republican wave is just how large it will be. An internal email reveals that MTV is investing heavily in making a success...
  • ABC: Casting Call for Audience of Obama’s MTV Town Hall?

    10/08/2010 7:10:39 AM PDT · by maggief · 40 replies
    ABCNews ^ | October 8, 2010 | Sunlen Miller
    When President Obama sits down for his MTV town hall this Thursday, the audience of young people who will ask him questions will have been gathered by a casting call. According to the casting call for the event from talent agency Backstage.com, first reported by National Review Online, the company requests applications for the event, asking what issues the person is “passionate about,” requiring a “short description of your political views,” and also asks for a recent photo.
  • The President and the MTV Crowd (Townhall)

    10/08/2010 6:02:48 AM PDT · by SmartInsight · 14 replies
    New York Times ^ | Oct. 5, 2010 | BRIAN STELTER
    The youth-oriented cable channel MTV and five of its sister channels will simulcast a town-hall-style meeting with President Obama on Thursday, Oct. 14. The gathering, titled "A Conversation with President Obama," appears to be modeled after Mr. Obama's appearance on CNBC last month. That event, wrote Sheryl Gay Stolberg of The New York Times, was billed as a conversation about the state of the economy...
  • MTV News Planning Obama Town Hall (Barf!)

    10/05/2010 9:38:40 AM PDT · by NMEwithin · 45 replies
    Politico ^ | October 5, 2010 9:38 AM | Alex Weprin
    MTV Networks is planning to host a live town hall with President Obama October 14, an executive familiar with the program confirms to TVNewser. The town hall, which was first reported this morning by Politico’s Playbook, will be held Thursday October 14 at 4 PM, and will run on MTV, BET, CMT, MTV Tr3s and other MTV Networks. The executive also said the event would be streamed live online via the network’s websites. Politico reports that MTV’s Sway Calloway, CMT’s Kate Cook and BET’s April Woodard will host the town hall, which will have an audience comprised of young people.
  • LIVE THREAD: MTV Video Music Awards, 9pmET tonight, 9/12/10

    09/12/2010 4:36:33 PM PDT · by SilvieWaldorfMD · 29 replies
    Self ^ | 9/12/10 | Self
    PASS THE POPCORN............... Will someone "bash" Obama? Justin Bieber's first appearance at the VMAs. Who'll embarrass him/herself tonight? Tune in!
  • Islam’s Answer to MTV

    08/14/2010 10:55:54 PM PDT · by nickcarraway · 9 replies
    New York Times ^ | 8/12/2010 | Negar Azmi
    The Egyptian entrepreneur Ahmed Abu Haiba isn’t having a good day. A Saudi columnist has accused him of corrupting the country’s youth. A music video he has been working on for months is behind schedule. He hasn’t had time to prepare for his weekly talk show, an Islamo-Egyptian version of “Dr. Phil.” Worse, one of the program’s financiers has become upset because there was to be a woman on the show — unchaste behavior, to some. We’re driving along Sheik Zayed Road in the desert outside Cairo on a bright day as the radio plays Sami Yusuf, a saccharine-sweet Muslim...
  • They're back! (Beavis and Butt-head New Episodes)

    07/15/2010 6:38:50 AM PDT · by C19fan · 82 replies · 1+ views
    New York Post ^ | July 15, 2010 | Michael Starr
    'Beavis and Butt-head" -- the show that celebrated the slacker way of life and helped make MTV into a network that did more than just play music videos -- is coming back. The move to resurrect the hugely popular 1990s animated anti-heroes has been rumored for several days. But yesterday, sources at MTV confirmed that a new batch of "Beavis and Butt-head" episodes are in the works. The new series would keep Beavis and Butt-head in their perpetual high-school state, but it would be updated so that the pals -- who obsessively watch music videos on a battered TV set...
  • I Want My Effin’ MTV (MTV music award show)

    06/07/2010 3:25:23 PM PDT · by dynachrome · 17 replies · 74+ views
    Culture and Media Institute ^ | 6-7-10 | Nathan Burchfiel
    Music’ network’s movie award show features 100 swears in 122 minutes. "“Ready to make the censors’ ears bleed?” That’s how Anna Kendrick summed up MTV’s attitude toward decency June 6 during the network’s annual Movie Awards broadcast. It wasn’t just the censors who endured a two-hour swear-fest. The television audience had the pleasure of hearing 30 percent of the vulgarities uttered throughout the night. A Culture and Media Institute review found the 122-minute show littered with at least 100 bleep-worthy words – that’s more than one per minute not including commercials. The network’s censors caught 70 curses. They included 47...