Sinclair Plans 'News Special'
Sinclair Broadcast Group
The broadcaster said Tuesday that 40 of its 62 TV stations would broadcast a one-hour news program entitled, "A POW Story: Politics, Pressure and the Media."
The announcement comes 10 days after the Los Angeles Times reported that the station group and its right-leaning executives were planning to pre-empt regular programming in the waning days of the presidentialcampaign to run an anti-Kerry documentary entitled, "Stolen Honor: Wounds That Never Heal."
Critics of Sinclair protested that such a move was equivalent to bestowing free advertising time upon President Bush. Sinclair, meanwhile, denied that it ever planned to broadcast the documentary, issuing a statement that said, in part, "the program has not been videotaped and the exact format of this unscripted event has not been finalized." ...
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