Reply #14: CRC and Cybercast News Service (CNS)

[DoYouEverWonder]

were behind the forgery/typewriter story. Turns out the L. Brent Bozell III is President of both CNS and Media Research Center.


Two DC firms ramp up efforts over latest presidential controversies
Written by Douglas Quenqua
Published on September 17 2004


A CRC client, the Cybercast News Service (CNS), was among the first to voice suspicion that documents suggesting Bush had received preferential treatment in the Guard were forgeries.

"After the CBS story aired, called typographical experts, got them on the record that these papers were fishy, and posted a story by 3pm Thursday," said CRC SVP Keith Appell. "We were immediately in contact with Drudge, who loved the story."

CRC worked with CNS and the Media Research Center, another media watchdog client, to push the story into the mainstream press.

"We've been communicating with bloggers and news websites to make sure they know it isn't just Rush Limbaugh and Matt Drudge who are raising questions," added CRC president Greg Mueller.

http://www.prweek.com/news/news_story_free.cfm?ID=222586&site=3


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L. Brent Bozell III, President
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David Thibault, Managing Editor