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Press Box
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The $15,000 Interview
So what if NBC News and other outlets pay their sources? There are journalistic problems with unpaid sources, too.
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"I Would Have Loved To Piss on Your Shoes," Part 2
More F.U. gestures directed at bosses by journalists who were fired or resigned.
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Anthony Weiner's Semantic Satiation
The sexting doesn't bother me. The copious apologies on top of the pile of lies do.
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"I Would Have Loved To Piss on Your Shoes"
What Mark Schlueb and other fired or resigned journalists wrote to their bosses on the way out.
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Jill Abramson: Built Truck Tough
An excellent, if unsurprising, choice for executive editor of the New York Times.
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Who's Afraid of Roger Ailes?
Rolling Stone and New York magazine publish dueling takes on Fox News Channel Chairman Roger Ailes.
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Bloomberg, Phew!
The Bloomberg enterprise makes a weak-kneed entrance into the editorial-page and op-ed derby.
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Bogus Trend of the Week: Worst Allergy Season Ever!
Almost every spring, the press returns with the same wheezing, sneezing, hackneyed story.
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Facebook Smeared Google? C'mon!
Making too big a deal out of a public-relations firm's stupidity.
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The Osama Putz Videos
The White House is happy to spike the football on its own terms.
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Release the Dead Laden Photos
Suppressing them infantilizes the nation and gives the White House unwarranted news control.
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Speak No Evil
Times Public Editor Arthur S. Brisbane's stupid ideas on how to cover the press.
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A Nation of Winklevosses
The unpaid writers' lawsuit against the Huffington Post is bunk.
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Tech Brigands
The swashbuckling bastards are everywhere, destroying the old order!
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Katie Couric and the Post-Anchor Era
Why the evening news and the anchors no longer matter.
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Bill Moyers, the Brett Favre of PBS
Having already quit the weekly show racket twice because it was "time," he's coming back!
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The April Fools' Day Defense Kit
This year, don't be taken for a sucker by the media.
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FOIA Furor Unfurls!
The political uses of FOIA in Wisconsin and Michigan are not as outré as some argue.
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There's No Such Thing as a Bad FOIA Request
The Wisconsin GOP's quest to obtain a professor's emails isn't "McCarthyesque."
