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Steve Rendall is FAIR's (Fairness
& Accuracy In Reporting) senior analyst. He is co-host
of CounterSpin, FAIR's national
radio show. His work has received awards from Project Censored,
and has won the praise of noted journalists including Les Payne,
Molly Ivins and Garry Wills.
He
is co-author of The Way Things Aren't: Rush Limbaugh's Reign
of Error.
Rendall
has appeared on dozens of national television and radio shows, including
appearances on NBC Nightly News, CNN, C-SPAN, CNBC, Fox
News, MTV and more. He was the subject of a New
York Times profile (5/19/96), and has been quoted on issues
of media and politics in publications such as the Chicago
Tribune, Washington Post and New York Times.
Rendall
contributed stories to the International Herald Tribune from France,
Spain and North Africa; worked as a freelance writer in San Francisco;
and worked as an archivist collecting historical material on the
Spanish Civil War and the volunteers who fought in it.
Rendall
studied philosophy and chemistry at San Francisco State University,
the College of Notre Dame and UC Berkeley.
Peter
Hart is the activism director at FAIR.
He writes for FAIR's magazine Extra,
and is also a co-host and producer of FAIR's syndicated
radio show CounterSpin.
He
is the author of The Oh Really? Factor: Unspinning Fox News
Channel's Bill O'Reilly.
Hart
has been interviewed by a number of media outlets, including NBC
Nightly News, Fox News Channel's O'Reilly Factor, the Los Angeles
Times, Newsday and the Associated Press.
He has also appeared on Showtime and in the movie
Outfoxed. |
