Another year another leak investigation! And, the media criticism beat grows up, it’s OTM’s anniversary show.

Judge Samuel Alito in the hot seat, the ethics of memoir writing, and self-reporting as misreporting.

Was the press a little too bi-partisan when it described who pocketed a lobbyist’s money? Also, a media health-care huckster becomes a free-speech champion. Plus, farewell to one of history’s most effective ad campaigns, it was Absolut perfection.

Online anonymity is closer then ever and Hamas attempts an extreme makeover.

A recap of the Danish cartoon controversy, and Bob vies for the title of Funniest Reporter on the Planet.

OTM Goes to the Middle East!

Cheney in the crosshairs and the South wins the Civil War

A secret program to (re)make government secrets, and the inventor of Flash Mobs tells all.

Veterans running for Congress as Democrats, Oil's PR campaign, and theatrics in the WH briefing room.

AT&T's image problem, historical fiction on trial, and the battle between Olbermann and O'Reilly.

Censorship in China, the Knight Ridder newspapers deal, and the history of war reporting.

Dirty words, war crimes on TV, and Helen Thomas asks a question.

Judges under fire in the no-spin-zone, Immigration in the Spanish language media, Islam in the movies.

The Iraqi document dump, Fake News is Everywhere, Crossword Puzzlers' War of Words.

Iran and the U.S. play a game of chicken, static-free radio, plus the dirt on gossip.

The Scott McClellan era comes to a close, and the media that Chernobyl left in its wake.

Special Report: How a devastated New Orleans became a testing ground for new kinds of media.