Yes no news is good news for Hillary by the law of exclusion. Because the moment, this media gets some free time, some like MSNBC will start focusing on something trivial from Clinton campaign and use it to create a story of how it is hurting our poor Barack.

They love showing Obama the victim. Let him be the victim while Hillary impresses people in Indiana and North Carolina and PA.

He must lose all three if we want to avoid President McCain.

You left out the one thing that will stick: the reaction to Obama's talk on Tuesday.

"I should have added however, how there has been less and less interest in HRC in terms of news stories/press coverage in the past week."

That's certainly been true for some time.  MSM has been working hard to end her candidacy.  It's become rare for them to allow people to see her rallies or speeches anymore.  But if you dig deeper and look at how the local media is responding to her in the places where she is campaigning, that is going very strong.

So, what I suspect there will be a pronounced shift in media coverage beginning on April 15 and ending April 22.  If she performs decisively at the debate and wins PA by 15%+, the media will fall in love with the story of her resilliance and the growing anxiety in the Obama camp.  And the question of Wright will be raised during the debate, so it will play out again at that time.  If she doesn't deliver a decisive performance in both the debate and the primary, the media will decide they are officially bored of her.

Note that none of this will have anything to do with such banal subjects as: who has the better healthcare plan, who is actually taking action to keep people in their homes, and things of that nature.  It will be entirely driven by the Obama campaigns continued attempts at character assassination and whether or not Hillary makes an interesting story to them.