An author’s description in Business Week in a hit piece on Bush and Katrina:

Leo Hindery Jr. is managing partner of InterMedia Partners, a private investment firm. He is former CEO of the YES Network and CEO of TCI and its successor, AT&T Broadband.

The author’s description after an evisceration of Business Week by John Hinderaker:

Leo Hindery Jr. is a former CEO of telecom carrier Global Crossing, has been active as a Democratic fund-raiser and organizer, and worked on Dick Gephardt’s Presidential campaign in 2004. He’s currently managing partner of InterMedia Partners, a private investment firm. He’s also a former CEO of the YES Network and CEO of TCI and its successor, AT&T Broadband.

You’d think that when a guy is a Democratic Party activist and fundraiser, who gave $160,000 to Democrats in 2004, and was a candidate for Chairman of the Democratic National Committee last year, there would be some mention the first time around. You’d think. Kudos to John Hinderaker and shame on Business Week. (HT: Larwyn)

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