A Veteran Journalist Uncovering Media Bias and Objectivity
With decades of experience in the media industry, Howard Kurtz has become one of the most respected voices in media criticism, offering insightful analysis on the fairness and objectivity of news coverage. As the host of
Media Buzz on FOX News, he holds journalists from top news organizations, including FOX News, accountable while covering a wide array of topics from politics to technology, business, and culture. Kurtz is also a frequent guest on programs like
The O'Reilly Factor and Special Report. Before joining FOX News, he hosted CNN's
Reliable Sources for 15 years. Additionally, Kurtz has held key roles as the Washington bureau chief for
Newsweek and
The Daily Beast, and as a media reporter at
The Washington Post, where he wrote the influential
Media Notes column.
Kurtz is the author of five books that explore the media's impact on politics, U.S. democracy, and major political issues in Washington. His most recent work,
Reality Show: Inside the Last Great Television News War, offers an insightful look into the evolution of television news. Over the years, Kurtz has earned numerous accolades, including the National Press Club Award for Media Criticism in 2006, for his exceptional work in the field of media analysis.