The Media’s Double Standard On Privacy

May 15, 2013

Journalists criticizing a probe of their sources risk looking like crybabies and hypocrites.

A Newspaper For The MTV Generation

May 2, 2013

It did not look like serious news, but journalists would have been wise to take USA Today and its creator seriously from the start.

A Vanishing Emblem Of Newspapers’ Golden Age

March 8, 2013

The Washington Post’s decision not to replace its departing ombudsman signals a larger shift in journalism culture.

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A Southern Paper Stands Against Bigotry, Again

March 4, 2013

A few Mississippi newspapers are remembered for standing against bigotry. Another now follows the path they blazed.

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Worth 1,000 Words, But Not All Of Them True

January 23, 2013

Many of the images we see nowadays are staged or faked. When the audience knows, it isn’t dishonest – but it isn’t news either.

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A Newspaper Names And Shames… Itself

January 16, 2013

The Journal News named names in the gun ownership debate, but only ended up shaming itself.

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A Misguided Response To Press Abuses

December 4, 2012

Despite its author’s denials, a report calling for greater regulation of the British press will curtail independent journalism.

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Small Business Optimism

November 14, 2012

You can find pessimism among business owners following Obama’s victory, but entrepreneurs are an inherently optimistic breed.

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