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Boston Globe "Media Notes" item by Mark Jurkowitz Watching the watchdogs: a review of 2002 The top target of a conservative media watchdog in 2002. (Source: The rightist Media Research Center and its ''Notable Quotable Awards for the Year's Worst Reporting.'') The center's ''Blame America First'' award went to Walter Cronkite, the former CBS anchor, who on ''Larry King Live'' described the current global situation as ''a revolution. ... We are suffering from a revolution of the poor and have-nots against the rich and haves, and that's us.'' Read the entire item as posted on the Boston Globe website.
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