NR TOP 10 - June, 2014 - CNN's BIASED, THEATRICAL, DRAMATIC COVERAGE IS THE HOT SUBJECT

CNN FAILED TO REPORT children sacrificed for money was exposed in the Somaly Mam Foundation fraud - (Cambodia4kids.org Beth Kanter photo) THE SOMALY MAM FRAUD

Actress Mira Sorvino embraces an abused Cambodian child in CNN's child sexploitation infomercial EVERYDAY IN CAMBODIA - CNN photo CNN & MIRA SORVINO GO SCAMMING AGAIN

Our ARCHIVES note that in the 2002 World Cup Brazil's Ronaldo was back on top. He is seen here at the kick-off of the FIFA Fan Fest for the World Cup Brazil 2014. - (FIFA photo)

In journalism July is usually a slow month for news particularly in sports. This year the World Cup is filling that void but television programming in general is pretty much at a standstill. The networks option is to televise repeat programming or films and series that are boring to watch. The result being that not much has changed on NR TOP 10 the charts. This season there is no Asia's Apprentice with TONY FERNANDES. Apparently business duty calls OR the series was a flop. CNN's option is to focus on promoting WARS and conflicts throughout the world which keeps them busy

Monday, June 23, 2014

FIVE NEW ENTRIES IN THE TOP 10

This month there has been subtle changes in the NR TOP 10 with a continued interest in our two top soccer stories involving former Manchester United manager being sacked as we reported that he was DEAD ON ARRIVAL. His replacement Louis Van Gaal also retains a top position in the rankings notching the 2nd spot down from 1st last month. Our spin is the current Netherlands national manager and soon to be at Man U is not a warm and fuzzy guy who will express himself in no uncertain terms.

In journalism July is usually a slow month for news particularly in sports. This year the World Cup is filling that void but television programming in general is pretty much at a standstill. The networks option is to televise repeat programming or films and series that are boring to watch. The result being that not much has changed on NR TOP 10 the charts. This season there is no Asia's Apprentice with Tony Fernandes Apparently business duty calls OR the series was a flop. CNN's option is to focus on promoting WARS and conflicts throughout the world which keeps them busy.

There are five holdovers from last month and five new entries. Of the new stories most of the attention is directed at the CNN non story regarding one of their CNN HEROES Seemly Mam being exposed as a fraud. CNN failed to report the story as they were implicated in her surge to popularity thus contributing to the fraud. The scam was revealed by Cambodia Daily editor Simon Marks and it was also published by Newsweek Magazine.

It's apparent that CNN is more focused on promoting their network via sensationalism than being honest and accurate regarding the stories they choose to report while ignoring issues of more significance. CNN avoids reporting negative stories on Cambodia but have their GREEDY HANDS OUT in ACCEPTING the Cambodian Tourism Ministry's ADVERTISING DOLLARS. All of the CNN subjects reveal that they aren't interested in reporting REAL NEWS but are primarily concerned about taking Cambodia's advertising money while ignoring the murders and human rights abuses that are prevalent in the country.

Overall sports took four of the NR TOP 10 spots while our television reviews in out Video Beat column locked down three of the NR TOP 10 positions.

The third spot is our column regarding the turmoil surrounding the FIFA World Cup in Brazil and the NBA's problems with LA Clippers owner Donald Sterling following his racist remarks and the league forcing him to sell the team and has been barred from the league for life.

The other aspect in the column is Phil Jackson taking the helm as the president of the New York Knicks and not having things go his way from the start. His star player Carmelo wants to leave the team and Jackson was turned down from his former player with the Chicago Bulls Steve Kerr when offered the job to coach the Knicks.

The TOP 5 Phnom Penh Stories bolted on the list notching the 6th spot. CNN & Mira Sorvino go scamming again returned to the charts. This story is related to the Somaly Mam scam as Sorvino is being used to promote Child sex slavery and trafficking. As the Somaly Mam scam revealed it's not about saving the children it's about NGO's raising money to TALK about the subject and write copious notes and reports while spending the donor and taxpayer funding to live colonialist lifestyles.

In the meantime the children continues to suffer and all of the notes and reports that have been written over our 25 years being aware of the problem HAVE DONE NOTHING TO CHANGE THE SITUATION. IF THE SITUATION HAD CHANGED THERE WOULD BE NO JOB AND THE NGO's clearly wouldn't want that to happen.

The FIFA Sub page has leaped to the top of the charts in the sections most visited. Interest in the World Cup has created the upward surge. The Entertainment and Phnom Penh sections are the only other new entrants to the list.

Business press releases were the most read this month taking three of the TOP 5 positions. An entertainment press release took the top spot regarding the film release of Jersey Boys. That story relates to the popular vocal group in the 60's the Four Seasons. It also is our fastest riser up the charts this month. Business took the 2nd spot with David Udell being appointed the position of Group President of the Hyatt Hotels Corporation.

Business also took the 3rd spot featuring ticket sales being available for the Nanjing 2014 Youth Olympic Games (YOG). The NBA ranks 4th outlining their Summer League. The only holdover from last month is the Class-Action Lawsuit against Google which is another business release.

1. ENTERTAINMENT BIZ - Warner Bros. Pictures' “JERSEY BOYS” - June, 2014

2. Business - David Udell will serve as Group President of Hyatt Hotels Corporation - June, 2014

3. Business & Sports - Nanjing 2014 Youth Olympic Games Tickets on Sale Now! - April, 2014

4. NBA NEWS - NBA SUMMER LEAGUE TO TIP-OFF JULY 11 - June, 2014

5. Business - Class-Action Lawsuit against Google - May, 2014

NOTE: All press releases are subject to deletion one year following the date published

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