You ever hear of Cyberalert? This is the conservative version of Media Matters (though they've been around longer) but they truly pale in comparison to the thoroughness of Brock & Co. (no surprise there).
But look at how lame-o these folks are. They're jumping all over Nina Totenberg for her SMEAR on Mister Roberts. Check this out (am I the only who finds this hilarious?):
http://www.mrc.org/cyberalerts/2005/cyb20050725.asp#1 (Oh, did I mention that this is part of what they offer to PROVE, case closed, the evil LIBRULLL MEDIA BIAS?)
Totenberg: Roberts a "Hardline Conservative," "Very Conservative" NPR's Nina Totenberg, who last week tagged Supreme Court nominee John Roberts as "very, very conservative" and "very, very, very conservative," on Inside Washington over the weekend described him as merely "very conservative." But she couldn't resist adding a modifier every time she applied the conservative label, also dubbing him "a really conservative guy," "a hardline conservative" and "a clear conservative." Plus, she emphasized how he's "a conservative Catholic."
Last week, the July 21 CyberAlert recounted: There's no doubt in NPR reporter Nina Totenberg's mind that Judge John Roberts is "very conservative," it's just a matter of how "very." On NPR's All Things Considered on Tuesday night, she prefaced "conservative" with three verys, describing him as "a very, very, very conservative man." But in a taped soundbite on the next day's Good Morning America on ABC, she cut back to two modifiers, dubbing him merely "a very, very conservative man." For more, see: www.mediaresearch.org
Inside Washington is a weekend panel show carried on Sunday mornings after This Week on Washington, DC's ABC affiliate, WJLA-TV, and on Saturday nights on the local all-news cable outlet NewsChannel 8, which it owns.