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Reaching out or caving in?

New shows spur charges that PBS is trying to appease conservative critics in Congress

By Mark Jurkowitz
Globe Staff / August 30, 2004

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Tucker Carlson and Paul Gigot are more than just new PBS hosts. They are central figures in an ideological war. "I've been accused of being an instrument in some conspiracy," says Carlson, one of CNN's "Crossfire" conservatives, who anchors a new public-affairs show on PBS. (Full Article: 1337 Words)

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