Obama during campaign appeared on FoxNews

The testy relations between the Obama White House and Fox News aren’t getting any better.

White House communications director Anita Dunn unleashed an unusual barrage against the network during an interview Sunday on CNN, repeating her charge [...]

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Obama during campaign appeared on FoxNews

The testy relations between the Obama White House and Fox News aren’t getting any better.

White House communications director Anita Dunn unleashed an unusual barrage against the network during an interview Sunday on CNN, repeating her charge that Fox is “opinion journalism masquerading as news.”

“The reality of it is that Fox News often operates almost as either the research arm or the communications arm of the Republican Party,” Dunn said, standing outside the White House.

President Barack Obama did sit for interviews on Fox during the campaign, but the Obama White House has spurned the network since January, even as Obama has granted a flurry of sit-downs with other TV outlets. Fox is owned by News Corp., which also owns The Wall Street Journal.

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Couric broke into NFL Playoffs to promote her Obama Broadcast

Come Sunday, the cable news networks — and plenty of other outlets — will kick off a 72-hour marathon of Barack Obama coverage and programming tied to Tuesday’s inauguration of the nation’s 44th commander-in-chief.

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Couric broke into NFL Playoffs to promote her Obama Broadcast

Come Sunday, the cable news networks — and plenty of other outlets — will kick off a 72-hour marathon of Barack Obama coverage and programming tied to Tuesday’s inauguration of the nation’s 44th commander-in-chief.

From channels around the world to such Internet vidcasters as Hulu to the blogger brigade, the inaugural and related events will generate more video footage and reportage than ever before.

“This year, the inaugural (schedule) is bigger and more complex and vast than I’ve ever seen it,” said David Bohrman, CNN’s Washington bureau chief and a 30-year vet of presidential pomp and circumstance.