I NEED HELP RESEARCHING "UNDELIVERABLES" FOR THE NAT MEDIA BLASTER

[tommcintyre]

I will be retooling the mechanics of it to be even more powerful and effective. So I would appreciate some help tracking down the following "undeliverable" (bad) emails to see if there is any replacement for them.

I plan to have it all retooled by Tuesday, in time to urge the national media to cover the Conyers hearing.


http://www.independentmediasource.com/voteintegrity.htm

With this new program, you are able to email 392 national media contacts with just four clicks of your email send button!

In addition, there is a "Tell Everyone You Know" page that will enable you to quickly email all your personal contacts

<I will update it, so someone has the option to email the "top 100" National Media contacts with just one click of the send button. That's why I need help with this, since my updating will be very time-consuming.>

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[tommcintyre]

1. Hey! Doesn't anybody actually wanna DO SOMETHING!?

COM' ON!

GET UP! STAND UP! STAND UP FOR YOUR RIGHTS!

STAND UP FOR THE FIGHT!

[regularjoe]

2. So what exactly do you want people to do?

Send an email to each address?
Wouldn't it be easy to just send an email to all the addresses at once and see which ones bounce?

regularjoe

[tommcintyre]

9. "see if there is any replacement for them"

Just like catcatcat is doing. This lets me concentrate on what only I can do (improving/updating the pages). Thanks all for your help. If several people do a few and post 'em here, it will really help out alot.

"I would appreciate some help tracking down the following "undeliverable" (bad) emails to see if there is any replacement for them."

If not, I gotta replace 'em with a lesser contact.

Many may have gone to "form mail", the dreaded enemy of all blasters, but some will have an alternate email agddy I don't have.

FYI: I got the list from the nat media list in the GD forum here.

Thanks for the help.

[catcatcat]

3. ellen goodman...

...from:
http://www.boston.com/news/globe/editorial_opinion/oped/articles/2004/11/07/taking_back_values/

Ellen Goodman's e-mail address is [e-mail]

[tommcintyre]

11. Thank you catcatcat! That's exactly what I need.

This lets me concentrate on what only I can do (improving/updating the pages). Thanks for your help. If several people do a few and post 'em here, (like you are doing) it will really help out alot.

[catcatcat]

13. no problem -- glad to help out a bit with your good work...

...i'm going to sign-off, now (it's late, i'm tired and i seem
to have hit a wall...a lot of the latimes addresses i've looked
at seem like they should work as-is, and [e-mail]
might be [e-mail] but i'm just guessing (he moved
to msnbc from nbc a few years ago it seems)), but if i see your
post floating around and still in need of help tomorrow i'll
try to pitch in.

goodnight,
k

[tommcintyre]

14. Thanks.. so much appreciated. n/t

[RaulVB]

4. What is it that I need to do it?

How can I help?

[tommcintyre]

10. "see if there is any replacement for them"

Just like catcatcat is doing. This lets me concentrate on what only I can do (improving/updating the pages). Thanks all for your help. If several people do a few and post 'em here, it will really help out alot.

"I would appreciate some help tracking down the following "undeliverable" (bad) emails to see if there is any replacement for them."

If not, I gotta replace 'em with a lesser contact.

Many may have gone to "form mail", the dreaded enemy of all blasters, but some will have an alternate email agddy I don't have.

FYI: I got the list from the nat media list in the GD forum here.

Thanks for the help.

[catcatcat]

5. for [e-mail]...

from:
http://www.bet.com/BETCorporate/default.htm?wbc_purpose=Basic&WBCMODE=PresentationUnpublished

try:
[e-mail]

[catcatcat]

6. paula zahn...

from:
http://www.proislam.com/attack_foxnews_and_cnn.htm

try:
[e-mail]

...all i could find on cnn was a contact form:
http://www.cnn.com/feedback/forms/form4.html?19

[catcatcat]

7. maybe [e-mail] ...

...should be [e-mail]

[catcatcat]

8. James Rainey

try: [e-mail]
rather than: [e-mail]

(see: http://www.latimes.com/services/site/la-contactus,0,1439615.htmlstory )

edited for typo

[tommcintyre]

12. ANOTHER SEARCH/REPLACE IDEA:

Besides going to the website, a simple Google search like: Paula Zahn email - often will turn up a new(different) email address.

Thanks again for all your help.

:D

[tommcintyre]

15. kickin for victory! n/t

[tommcintyre]

16. kick

[myschkin]

17. German media

Here are some german speaking news papers if you are interested:

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If this is the wrong thread, please someone post it at the right place.

[tommcintyre]

33. Thanks myschkin.. good idea, but for now I'll focus on the US MSM

Time is so limited, and the US unfortunately doesn't pay attention to the foreign press.

[tommcintyre]

18. kick

[Peace Patriot]

19. Progress report...

I started at the bottom of your list (working upwards--to avoid duplicating what someone else might be doing). I haven't found much that will help you with your list, but here's what I have so far (starting at the bottom):

<[e-mail] >

Richard ‘Stretch’ Keil (Dick Keil--Bloomberg reporter in Washington, covered campaign stories). I can't find any other email for him but the one you have--and I've looked far and wide.

Here is an additional Bloomberg reporter and an editor who worked with Keil on a Kerry story. I'd suggest you give it one more try, then drop them from the list. (I can't imagine why Keil's email doesn't work--it's all over the Internet--or maybe that's why. I don't know.)
William Roberts: [e-mail]
Glenn Hall (editor): [e-mail]
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Holly Rosenkrantz (Washington)

(same story)
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(Sorry--I couldn't get anywhere with this one)

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TRY: [e-mail]

(This seems to be a more normal NYT email address type.)

Jo Thomas may have retired from NYT. She is described as new faculty at the Newhouse School of Public Communications in Syracuse, NY, which says she “was” a reporter for the NYT for 27 years--no email or contact info at the school is given.
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TRY: [e-mail]
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NOTE: I consulted the following web site, which seems to devote itself to NYT emails:

http://www.scrappleface.com/nytstaff.php

I turned up the following to possibly ADD to your list (from Scrappleface)--if you don't already have them. These are apparently 2003 emails (last update). The NYT web site itself was impossible. I searched all over it for current staff contact info. Couldn't find it. So this is the best I can do.

Carl Lavin, News Editor, DC: [e-mail]

Lewin Tamar, Correspondent National Desk: [e-mail]

Liptak Adam, National Legal Correspondent : [e-mail]

Pear Robert, Reporter Washington Bureau: [e-mail]

Toner Robin, Reporter Washington: [e-mail]

Van Natta, Jr. Don, Reporter Washington: [e-mail]

Weiner Tim, Correspondent Washington: [e-mail]

Weinstein Michael, Editorial Board: [e-mail]

Weisman Steven, Editorial Board: [e-mail]
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PLEASE LET ME KNOW (POST IT HERE) whether you're getting the help you need, and what progress has been made.

[tommcintyre]

22. Thanks Peace Patriot

I'm waiting until tommorow AM my time (Hawaii) to collect what's here, then I'm going to test 'em in a group, and what doesn't come back "undeliverable" I'll include. The new and improved blaster should be up and running by the evening.

Thanks again. :D

[catcatcat]

20. results of a few more searches...

[e-mail]
looks like he left new yorker for time a couple years ago.
this is all i could find for him:
-form mail: http://www.time.com/time/columnist/klein/email.html
from http://www.time.com/time/columnist/klein/article/0,9565,641110,00.html
says you can "email the columnist" at [e-mail]
but i'm guessing that's a catch-all email address

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from: http://www.nationalpress.org/programs3516/programs_show.htm?doc_id=225261
try: [e-mail]

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looks like he's an imbed with CBS now...i could only find
form mail on CBS site, but a search turned up another CBS
reporter email in the form:
<first init><middle init><last name>@cbs.com
i don't know this guy's middle init, but you might try just:
[e-mail]

[tommcintyre]

23. Great! Thanks again catcatcat.

I'm waiting until tommorow AM my time (Hawaii) to collect what's here, then I'm going to test 'em in a group, and what doesn't come back "undeliverable" I'll include. The new and improved blaster should be up and running by the evening.

Thanks again. :D

[OKthatsIT]

21. GOOD, Ive wasted too much time on those addresses

while youre at it, find the Senatators, too. Most of your addresses dont work. Could this be because my address is on my email, showing im from a different state?

[tommcintyre]

24. Actually, 19 of the Senators don't work

They went to form mail. But once I get the Nat Media Blaster fine-tuned, I'll turn my sites on the Senate blaster. It is possible there are alt addys at least for some of them. Also, I will eventually em them explaining how they are out of the loop compared to the other Sens. Maybe it will cause some of them to send me a non-form mail em addy.

[Peace Patriot]

25. Still working upwards from the bottom of the list...

[e-mail]

http://patriciawilsonwatch.blogspot.com/

(I didn’t know there were reporter groupies, or should I say, reporter blogger-groupies. This is one. But it did inform me that Wilson traveled with Kerry, on his plane, during the campaign.)

I found this rather peculiar form of email address (for Patricia Wilson) at forbes.com, plus a phone no.: [phone]

TRY: patricia.wilson.reuters.com@reuters. net (SUGGESTION: DELETE THE SPACE BEFORE “NET.” )

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Editor/WAS/US/[e-mail]

I had little idea how to research this one (with no name given), but I did find this, for Reuters Washington news editor:

TRY: [e-mail]

And I found it in a most peculiar way, via a Right to Life campaign against Eastman for some rough remarks he sent in reply to a Right to Life email to him--a quite interesting tale, found at:

http://www.nrlc.org/abortion/pba/Reutersquestioned.html

Unfortunately, the Right to Lifers might have cost Eastman his job! I don’t know if he’s still the DC news editor for Reuters.

I also found David Schlesinger, who used to be chief editor for Reuters America, but seems to have been bumped up to Global Managing Editor and Head of Editorial Operations in 2003 (less involved in day to day news), but would probably be worth sending election fraud stories to, if we can find his email address (haven't found it yet).

The Right to Lifers described Schlesinger's new job title as "the ‘news’ service’s global managing editor." Note that the RtoL’S put “news” into inverted commas when referring to Reuter’s news service. That is a sign of loathing. And I see, from other RtoL text that they have a particular hatred of Reuters.

I wonder if there is any connection between the RtoL’s bile against Reuters and the high death rate of Reuters reporters killed in Iraq!

See: http://www.dawn.com/2004/11/19/int3.htm

REUTERS BLAMES US FOR DEATH OF EMPLOYEES

“All of them have been killed by the American army.” --David Schlesinger

LISBON, Nov 18: The global managing editor of British news provider Reuters said on Thursday the US military was entirely to blame for the deaths of three of its employees in Iraq since the start of the war there in March 2003, an allegation disputed by the Pentagon.

"All of them were killed by the American army," Reuters chief David Schlesinger told reporters on the sidelines of a media conference in the southern Portuguese resort of Vilamoura, national news agency Lusa reported.

"There is no understanding on the part of the US military regarding the exercise of journalism," he added according to the agency.

"We can't run the risk that journalists will become targets (in Iraq). We must learn the lessons from these tragic cases."
Two Reuters photographers and a cameraman are among the more than 60 war-related deaths of media workers recorded in Iraq.

The most recent death occurred in the Iraqi city of Ramadi on November 1.

The US military says a cameraman killed there while on assignment for Reuters died in a gunbattle between Marines and militants, but the Iraqi man's colleagues and family have said they believe he was shot by a US sniper.

Another Reuters cameraman, a Ukrainian citizen, was killed in April 2003 when a US Army tank fired on the Palestine Hotel in Baghdad.

A cameraman from Spain's Telecinco television network was also killed in the strike, which injured three other reporters.
In October 2003 a Palestinian cameraman for Reuters was killed near Abu Ghraib prison during a shootout.

The US military has denied direct responsibility for those deaths as well.

Pentagon spokesman Bryan Whitman told the media conference via satellite from Washington that those incidents were inevitable in a war.

He put the blame for the two deaths at the Palestine Hotel on Iraqi troops resisting the US invasion, whom he accused of using civilian structures for military purposes, leading to confusion about what is a legitimate target.-AFP

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But, before you get too sympathetic to Reuters, Reuters has begun outsourcing many analyst and even reporting jobs to Bangalore, India, for the cheaper wages, and Reuters staff in England are seriously considering a strike against the company.

http://www.deccanherald.com/deccanherald/nov242004/b3.asp
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I'm sure learning some stuff from this search!

[Peace Patriot]

26. One more, then to bed...

[e-mail]

“Tavis Smiley, the outspoken host of National Public Radio's first predominantly African-American show in the network's 34-year history, will not renew his contract and has criticized NPR for failing to 'meaningfully reach out to minority listeners.'” --NYT 12/1/04

http://www.nytimes.com/2004/12/01/arts/01tavi.html?8br

It's looking like MAYBE what you have there is a list of retirees, former employees, etc.--and that's why the addresses are not working (but this is not confirmed yet).

[Peace Patriot]

27. Oh, well, one more...

[e-mail]

"'USA Today' Editor Jurgensen Resigns Abruptly
"By E&P Staff

"Published: April 20, 2004 5:38 PM EST, updated at 5:52 PM

"NEW YORK USA Today Editor Karen Jurgensen resigned late Tuesday, according to a memo from President and Publisher Craig Moon to the newspaper's staff posted on USAToday.com. Jurgensen was apparently a victim to the fallout over the Jack Kelley scandal that rocked America's largest newspaper."

http://www.editorandpublisher.com/eandp/news/article_display.jsp?vnu_content_id=1000491777

NOTE: Kelley apparently invented news stories, like Jason Blair at the NYT, and Jurgensen took the hit. Our ever reliable, corporate lapdog, lying, war profiteering, covering up for Bush Inc., collusive, wretched, overpaid, under-serving, no ethics, mainstream American news media!

Anyway, this seems to corroborate what your list is about--people who have left the news organization they were working for.

[Peace Patriot]

28. The last for tonight (really)...

[e-mail]

Jake Tapper seems to have gone over to ABC News (from salon.com). (What a comedown! But probably fat salary increase...)

"Jake Tapper is an ABCNEWS correspondent based in the network's Washington bureau. He covers a range of national stories.

"The author of two books, Tapper has significant print, broadcast, and online experience. He has most recently been the national correspondent for Salon.com, writing on a range of topics from political profiles to the accounting scandal at Enron."

http://abcnews.go.com/WNT/story?id=127673

...and to bed!

[Peace Patriot]

29. Hawaii!!!

My sisters are visiting Hawaii at this very minute. (I'm in California.) Hello, Hawaii, land of the big flowers!

It's freezing cold where I am. Big Alaskan storm. Ain't the Internet a kick?

MUCHAS GRACIAS for what you're doing! Let's blast them lying, war-profiteering, Bush ass-covering lapdogs who like to call themsevles "journalists"! (Bad attitude, I know. It's late.)

[Peace Patriot]

30. Are you up yet, there in Hawaii? Had your java yet?

I found this somewhat by accident (NPR emails, if you don't have them, and since you're doing media, some NPR tel. nos.)...

Send E-mail to NPR:

Please note: Do not include attachments with your message.

Comments on NPR Coverage
[e-mail]

Corrections to NPR Stories
[e-mail]

Sponsorship Information
John King
[e-mail]

Donor Support
Lucy Bremner
[e-mail]

Foundation Support
Erica Johnson
[e-mail]

NPR on Sirius Satellite Radio
[e-mail]

NPR Worldwide Service
[e-mail]
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Shows:

All Things Considered
[e-mail]

American Radio Works
[e-mail]

Fresh Air
[e-mail]

Justice Talking
[e-mail]

Latino USA
[e-mail]

Living On Earth
[e-mail]

Morning Edition
[e-mail]

On the Media
[e-mail]

Talk Of The Nation
[e-mail]

Weekend All Things Considered
[e-mail]

Weekend Edition Saturday
[e-mail]

Weekend Edition/Sunday
[e-mail]

World Radio Network
[e-mail]

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NPR Programs A to Z page - includes names of hosts, reporters etc., for individual shows:

http://www.npr.org/about/programs/

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General Phone Numbers:

Listener Services
[phone]

NPR Communications
[phone]

Corporate Sponsorship
[phone]

The NPR Foundation
[phone]

NPR Directory
[phone]

Main Fax
[phone]

Mailing Address:

635 Massachusetts Ave., NW
Washington, D.C. 20001

[tommcintyre]

31. Actually, the powers out here, I just rigged something to get online.

At first I thought "Rove did it - he's finally on to me! He wants to stop my blaster!" (I have delusions of grandeur I guess ;~}). But, so far, I outwitted him! I found I still have "partial power" in the kitchen. (Should I really be revealing this??)

I called the power co, and yep, they say my neighborhood has partial power. (Don't ask me how - they do things in "mysterious ways" here in Hawaii. When I kept asking, "How do I have PARTIAL power?" They kept repeating, "Yep, you have partial power." So I gave up, none the wiser. (Don't ask how I got my internet cable working in my kitchen - it's not a pretty sight!)

Anyway, I better get to work - Bushco isn't waiting for us. Thanks so much for all your hard work. I'm going to copy all you (and others) did to my hd (in case I lose my cable), and I'll "meld" them into the master list.

take care...

p.s. I'll PM you (and everyone else that posted here) when the "new and improved" blaster is up and running.

"There you go man, keep as cool as you can.
Face piles
And piles
Of trials
With smiles.
It riles them to believe
that you perceive
the web they weave
And keep on thinking free."

http://www.azlyrics.com/lyrics/moodyblues/inthebeginning.html

[rumpel]

32. LA Times

Here is what it says on their site:
(I presume you want the National section)

Times Staff
To contact a staff member by e-mail, please compose an e-mail to them using this address format: [e-mail].

NATIONAL

Editor: Scott Kraft
Deputy Editor: Tom Furlong
Assistant National Editors: Linda Finestone (Washington Bureau), Mary Ann Meek (AM), Millie Quan (National Correspondents), John Stewart (PM), Joan Springhetti (Weekend)
2004 Political Desk
   Editor: Don Frederick
   Deputy Editor: Barbara Serrano
   Staff Writers: Robin Abcarian, Michael Finnegan, Maria La Ganga, John Glionna,    Matea Gold, Jim Rainey
Roving Correspondents: Mark Barabak (Politics), Glenn Bunting, Pete King, Richard E. Meyer, Bill Rempel, Ralph Vartabedian

National Bureaus
Atlanta: Ellen Barry (Bureau Chief)
Boston: Elizabeth Mehren (Bureau Chief)
Chicago: PJ Huffstutter (Bureau Chief), Stephanie Simon (St. Louis)
Denver: David Kelly (Burueau Chief)
Houston: Scott Gold (Bureau Chief)
Las Vegas:Vacant
Miami: John-Thor Dahlburg (Bureau Chief)
New York: Josh Getlin (Bureau Chief), John Goldman, David Zucchino (Philadelphia)
Seattle: Tomas Alex Tizon (Bureau Chief), Sam Howe Verhovek
Washington, D.C.
   Bureau Chief: Doyle McManus
   Deputy Bureau Chief: Tom McCarthy
   Investigations Editor: Deborah Nelson
   News Editor: Joel Havemann
   Editors
      White House/Economics: Aaron Zitner
      Supreme Court/Environment/Immigration/Welfare/Healthcare (AM):
      Vacant
      Legal/Projects/Intelligence: Don Woutat
      Foreign Policy: Bob Ourlian
      Justice/Features/Transportation: Vacant
      News Editor (PM): Leslie Hoffecker
   Correspondents
      Congress: Janet Hook, Richard Simon, Nick Anderson, Mary Curtius
      Consumer Issues, Transportation: Ricardo Alonzo-Zaldivar
      Economics/International Trade: Warren Vieth
      Enterprise: T.C. Miller
      Environment: Elizabeth Shogren
      Features: Johanna Neuman
      Features/General Assignment: Faye Fiore
      Foreign Affairs (State Dept.): Tyler Marshall
      Foreign Policy (State Dept.): Sonni Efron
      Health/Homeland Security: Vacant
      Intelligence: Bob Drogin, Greg Miller
      Investigative: Tom Hamberger, Alan Miller, Chuck Neubauer, Judy
      Pasternak, Walter Roche, Kevin Sack (Atlanta), Ken Silverstein, David
      Willman
      Justice Dept.: Richard Schmitt
      Law Enforcement: Rick Serrano
      National Correspondent: Steve Braun
      National Security- Arms Control, Europe, Latin America: Paul Richter
      Pentagon/Defense: John Hendren, Mark Mazzetti, Esther Schrader
      Political Correspondent: Ron Brownstein
      Political/Money/Contributions: Lisa Getter
      Regulatory Affairs: Jonathan Peterson
      Senior Washington Correspondent: Richard Cooper
      Supreme Court: David Savage
      Terrorism: Josh Meyer
      White House: Ed Chen, Maura Reynolds, Peter Wallsten