3/14/11 "The Inevitable Backlash Against James O’Keefe’s Heavily Edited NPR ‘Sting’ Begins" New York Magazine

3/10/11 "Another James O'Keefe NPR Video: Keeping Donations Secret"–James O'Keefe and Project Veritas have followed up on the video that got NPR's chief executive, Vivian Schiller, fired. The Atlantic

3/9/11 "NPR CEO resigns, money war rages"–In the video, produced by conservative sting master James O’Keefe’s Project Veritas, Ron Schiller is surreptitiously filmed calling the tea party movement “racist” and saying that “NPR would be better off in the long run without federal funding. Politico

3/8/11 "NPR executive calls tea party 'seriously racist,' most Americans 'uneducated'"–A hidden-camera sting orchestrated by James O'Keefe, who took down ACORN, targeted NPR executive Ron Schiller. The Christian Science Monitor

3/18/11 "Tracing the showbiz roots of James O'Keefe's NPR sting" Los Angeles Times

3/13/11 "In praise of muckrakers"–James O’Keefe sank one of the flagships of the liberal media. New York Post

3/24/11 "Liberal Bias at NPR?"–Steve Inskeep of NPR writes an article about the Project Veritas NPR Investigation. The Wall Street Journal

3/18/11 "Embattled Public Radio"–James O’Keefe released a tape he’d made of a conversation with an NPR fundraiser named Ron Schiller. NY Times Book Review

3/8/11 "In Video: NPR Exec Slams Tea Party, Questions Need For Federal Funds"–Ron Schiller and NPR institutional giving director Betsy Liley are at lunch in Washington with two Project Veritas investigative reporters. NPR

3/10/11 "Second Secretly Recorded Tape Emerges In NPR Sting"–In "Part II" of his secretly recorded conversations with NPR fundraisers, conservative political activist James O'Keefe's accomplice presses for assurance that a $5 million gift to NPR from the fake group could be kept anonymous. NPR

3/9/11 "NPR CEO Vivian Schiller Resigns After Board Decides She Should Go"–Project Veritas NPR Investigation forces Vivian Schiller to resign. NPR

3/9/11 "James O'Keefe Ensnares Liberal Groups Using Actors and Hidden Cameras"–For his newest undercover expose, James O'Keefe, the conservative activist, created a website for a fictitious Muslim group requesting a meeting with NPR. ABC News

3/9/11 "N.J. activist James O'Keefe's video shows NPR executive slamming tea party movement" NJ.com

3/8/11 "NPR executives caught on tape bashing conservatives and Tea Party, touting liberals"–In a video released by conservative filmmaker James O’Keefe, Schiller and Betsy Liley, NPR’s director of institutional giving, are seen meeting with two men who, unbeknownst to the NPR executives, are posing as members of a Muslim Brotherhood front group. Daily Caller

3/8/11 "NPR Sting - James O'Keefe - Project Veritas"–A database collection containing information of James O'Keefe's NPR Investigation. Undercover Reporting

3/8/11 "James O'Keefe records former NPR executive on secret video" The Washington Post

3/8/11 "What James O'Keefe's Latest Video Means for NPR Funding" The Atlantic

3/9/11 "NPR CEO resigns amid hidden-camera scandal"–Conservative activist James O'Keefe posted a video showing NPR executive Ron Schiller bashing the tea party movement. CBS News

3/8/11 "NPR EXEC PUNKED BY JAMES O'KEEFE: Caught On Tape Calling Tea Party 'Xenophobic' And 'Racist'" Business Insider

3/13/11 "Activist releases another recording with an NPR fundraising executive"–In the recording, released by James O'Keefe's Project Veritas, the NPR executive speaks with a man posing as a member of a Muslim group about a possible anonymous $5 million donation to the public radio organization. CNN

3/9/11 "Schiller Forced Out as NPR President Following Hidden-Camera Sting"–NPR CEO Vivian Schiller resigned Wednesday at the request of the board after Project Veritas released a hidden-camera video was released showing a fellow executive criticizing Republicans as "anti-intellectual" and calling the Tea Party "racist." Fox News

3/9/11 "Vivian Schiller, NPR CEO, resigns in aftermath of James O'Keefe hidden-camera video" NY Daily News

3/9/11 "NPR Chief Vivian Schiller Resigns; NPR Board Confirms She Was Forced Out"–The hidden-camera video, released by Project Veritas, showed NPR exec Ron Schiller, no relation to Vivian, calling the Tea Party "racist" and "xenophobic" and insisting that NPR would be "better off in the long-run" without the federal dollars that congressional Republicans have been seeking to rescind. MRC NewsBusters

3/8/11 "NPR exec caught on tape calling Tea Partiers 'racist'"–Ron Schiller, NPR Foundation's senior vice president for fundraising, was recorded secretly by Republican filmmaker James O'Keefe, who is well known for his undercover stunts targeting various agencies. NBC News

3/8/11 "NPR Executive Caught on Tape Being an Ignorant, Arrogant Liberal"–Another undercover tape made by the same James O'Keefe who made the ACORN tapes, and this one features what appears to be a top NPR executive, Ron Schiller. The Rush Limbaugh Show

3/10/11 "NPR: The PR Doesnt Stand for Public Relations"–Thanks to some video from guerilla filmmaker James O'Keefe and friends, NPR was cast in its own version of "Worst Week Ever". MRC

3/9/11 "Resignation Comes at Sensitive Time for NPR"–James O’Keefe, a conservative provocateur, released a secretly taped video of Ronald Schiller, an NPR fund-raiser, who thought he was in conversation with potential donors from a Muslim organization. The New York Times

3/15/11 "NPR Boardmembers and Fundraisers Give Overwhelmingly to Democrats"–The public broadcaster's opponents gained further ammunition last week when conservative activist James O'Keefe released a hidden-camera video of NPR Foundation President Ron Schiller apparently saying that NPR might be better off without federal funding and seeming to make disparaging remarks about the Tea Party movement. U.S News

3/10/11 "Video Kills the Radio Czar"–CEO Is Second NPR Executive to Resign Following James O'Keefe Sting Operation The Wall Street Journal

3/9/11 "NPR exec calls tea party members racist, xenophobic in secretly recorded video"–In the video, released by conservative filmmaker James O'Keefe, NPR executive Ron Schiller disparages conservatives in general and tea party members in particular, saying that some of its followers are part of an "anti-intellectual" movement. The Washington Post

8/19/13 "NPR Boss Gary Knell Moving to National Geographic Society"–Schiller’s ouster came following the release of a video taken by the right-wing activist James O’Keefe featuring NPR fundraiser Ron Schiller criticizing conservatives and questioning public broadcasting’s need for federal funding. Washingtonian

3/10/11 "NPR president's resignation fuels foes of public broadcasting funding"–The video released of a surreptitious sting by activist James O'Keefe, in which former NPR executive Ron Schiller met with two men masquerading as Muslim political operatives, seemingly confirmed some conservatives' worst fears about what they view as NPR's journalistic bias. Chicago Tribune

3/9/11 "NPR’s Hypocrisy Is Exposed"–In an 11-minute video surreptitiously recorded by conservative activist James O’Keefe, Ron Schiller, the head of NPR’s fundraising arm, courts the fictitious group by disparaging Christians, Jews, Republicans, and the tea party. NewsMax

3/11/11 "Scandals at NPR have small public radio stations on edge"–Amid a string of negative news reports, two high-level firings and a move in Congress to end its federal funding, National Public Radio was an organization in turmoil this week. The Baltimore Sun

4/3/11 "NPR on a Bad Day"–James O'Keefe's recent sting operation, videotaping a meeting between the NPR fundraising executive Ron Schiller with men he believed to be members of the Muslim Brotherhood, such admissions of a liberal anti-Israel bias were never made public. American Thinker

3/9/11 "White House: NPR, Public Broadcasting ‘Important Priorities’ for Federal Funding"–NPR CEO and president Vivian Schiller resigned Wednesday, one day after a video was posted by conservative activist James O’Keefe showing NPR Foundation senior vice-president Ron Schiller saying NPR does not need federal funding and calling Republicans and Tea Party members “xenophobic” and “racist.” CNS News

3/8/11 "James O’Keefe Strikes Again! Activist Auteur Targets NPR" Vanity Fair

3/17/11 "Secret Recording Explores Relationship Between Billionaire Soros and NPR"–In a secretly recorded telephone conversation released today by Mr. O’Keefe’s Project Veritas, Betsy Liley, a top NPR fund raiser, is heard saying that the Open Society Institute opted against on-air credit for its $1.8-million donation to NPR last year to avoid negative publicity associated with the firing of Juan Williams, an NPR senior news analyst. Philanthropy

3/18/11 "National Soros Radio"–In the third tape that video provocateur James O'Keefe made of conversations with top NPR executives, its director of institutional giving revealed that left-wing billionaire George Soros had made significant donations to the organization before his controversial $1.8 million gift last year, which went to support NPR reporting in state capitals. The Wall Street Journal

3/17/11 "New O’Keefe tape shows George Soros has donated to NPR before last year" Daily Caller

3/20/11 "NPR'S TOOTHLESS DEFENSE STRATEGY"–In the video sting, conservative activist James O’Keefe recorded NPR’s top fundraiser, Ron Schiller, saying that the Tea Party as “Islamophobic” and “seriously racist” at a Georgetown luncheon with two men posing as wealthy Muslim donors. Newsweek