video Tiger Woods press conference wasn't the only province of awkwardness - the run-up to his public apology also brought some odd moments. Namely, Fox News James Rosen made a strange analogy when he compared the Thanksgiving night incident in which Tiger's secret life began to unravel with the Watergate break-in that lead to the resignation of then President Richard Nixon. Huh? (more...)

video A fresh round of attacks by White House officials aimed at Fox News took place last weekend, and with it came another batch of people writing how this is not a winning strategy - and over the line. The Fox News official response to all this has evolved over the past couple weeks, and now serves in an interesting dual role. (more...)

video Fox News has found a good reason to keep talking about Fox news - they've got an escalating feud with the White House. And no amount of awkwardness is going to stop them from covering themselves. It started with a news report by James Rosen this afternoon, continued with Neil Cavuto and was followed by Glenn Beck. Here's a look at the self-coverage: (more...)

video Two videos of reporters being interrupted live on air at the Values Voter Summit went viral last week. The interruptions made for interesting TV, and caused a brief confrontation between reporter and attendee. But one attendee says the blame goes to the reporters for their tactics. (more...)

video You might think the people attending today's Value Voters Summit in Washington D.C. would be the sort of folks who make up a large part of Fox News' viewership: headliners today included Carrie Prejean, Mike Huckabee, and Michele Bachmann, and tonight's keynote is being given by Fox host Bill O'Reilly. This warm welcome however, apparently does not extend to Fox cameras. Fox News reporter James Rosen was asked to leave the premises this afternoon while broadcasting live from the Summit (his contempt for the attendee "crowding" his space and asking for his removal is hard to miss.) This avoidance of cameras (Fox, or otherwise) seems to be a theme for the Value Voters people: according to Politico not even O'Reilly's address will be open to cameras. Video of Rosen's exchange below. UPDATE: And video of MSNBC's similar struggles can be found here. (more...)