[Carolinamom]

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[YaYa123]

Just for fun I went to CNN.com to see how they covered this. Posted at 10:14 pm est, last night, is this:

http://www.cnn.com/2005/SHOWBIZ/TV/02/11/easonjordan.cnn/index.html

And do note, it's posted under "entertainment"

[Enlightiator]

Very good overview! I note that the LA Times specifically mentions the role of the Easongate website in this story today:

CNN's Chief News Exec Quits

Excerpt from LA Times:

"Also, a website called Easongate.com, featuring the executive's corporate portrait on its home page, offered a clearing-house of criticism related to Jordan's statements. The website linked to 25 other sites in its "Blogroll," with mainstream columnists such as Roger L. Simon and more obscure bloggers such as "Red State Rant" and "Winds of Change."