... Environment, as she claimed in a recent political advertisement. Post readers also need to hear directly from Norton about these lingering ... quot;? This statement was quoted in an opinion column in The Post, but no reporter has asked Norton about it. ?     ... good reasons to talk to Norton pile up, you have to think that Post reporters just aren't doing their job to represent the public ...

... ’t happy. In the “Ombudsman Blog” on the Post’s Web site, reader representative, Andrew ... a faggot lifestyle.’ Another complained about the photo in an e-mail to the two Post reporters who wrote Thursday’s story about the licenses: ‘ ... ;d have thought two guys kissing would set off a spark? The Post is known as a left-leaning paper. This is a newsworthy issue, not ...

... in Brussels, revealing a significant loss of reality of the API journalists."[T]he reporters considered calling on the institutions to make press releases available only to ... hours after LB2S' tweet, lacomeuropeene had already written his article, the first euroblog post on the matter, which I responded to the same evening. Still the same evening, lacomeuropeene even asked a related ...

... What emerged was a fascinating picture of strengths and weaknesses, of what war reporters could and could not accomplish --- especially the difficult of getting unfiltered access to local Afghan or Iraqi voices ... what a sensitive and determined journalist could do with such access. At the same time, the Washington Post reporters both offered more guarded evaluations of what the press had been able ...

... newsletters or articles cited by a reporter? Didn't think so. Well, blogs are required reading for reporters at leading media institutions such as the BCC and the New York Times. Blogs are even being ... blog. If one of those subjects is being reported on, your blog post is going to drop into the RSS readers of reporters covering that subject in a second. Your law blog, assuming it looks good ...

... than read over the coverage so far. As usual, initial coverage is all about reporters madly trying to understand and explain something new on a short deadline ( ... statements slipping in already, it seems. Continue reading "NCLB: Reporters, Advocates, Respond to Obama Proposal" ... & Girls Clubs of America Washington Post: Several Republican senators are questioning expenses at the Boys & ...

... are those slick bastards at the Washington Post trying now? They are trying—and failing—to hire a bunch of good reporters away from the NYT, according to ... qualified, struggling journalists from which they could pull talent, instead. And that looks even worse for the Washington Post, since all the New York Times can offer its own staffers now are fake sideways promotions, like, ...

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... , he's a 4-3 SAM. Local reporters ASS UME that he'd play inside here. ... doesn't mean he can't play OLB here. I'm not saying that he would be, just that he could be. The reporters no doubt had in mind the hallucinated need for an inside linebacker, ... . Trading Williams does NOT preclude a Rogers trade. Once again, some reporters are ASS UMING again. The guys they dis are: Coleman, ...

... ;s updates and upcoming events. Coolyguy can report about the big news about Major Armies. I think reporters have the right to start tournaments but we need to have approving of the board this time so all of us can be ready. ... ’t do try it but yeah, just give me your opinions. Until next time! -Dee P.S. Cas has a post below that some of you might want to read but read at your own risk.

... list of "Internet Enemies" that we at Reporters Without Borders will publish this Friday -- and how its Internet policies ... membership. Clothilde Le Coz has been working for Reporters Without Borders in Paris since 2007. She is now the Washington director ... constant threat journalists are submitted to in many countries. This is a summary. Visit our site for the full post » ...

... at SXSW by Wells Dunbar Political reporters too scared of politics to cover politics from FAIR Woeful Wash. Post is more neocon than ever from Consortium News Brad Friedman, NYT and the need for ... journalist: Have keyboard, will travel The future of food journalism from Huffington Post Study: Long, happy articles are most-emailed by readers Huffington Post launching ...

... the devastation at network TV newsrooms, The Huffington Post published insights on the future of videojournalism from NYU ... the "video journalism" business. Reporters should think of themselves as "video storytellers," not just television reporters. While they should embrace new production tools, they should master three essentials: original reporting, great writing and quality ...

... obvious. The Emanuel people have had great success getting to Washington Post reporters with it, and as we've seen, these reporters had equal success getting to their editors and into the paper. ... eve David Broder devote column to criticizing it and the Ombudsperson to write another one about it. In the Post! Of course, Axelrod, in his New York Times puff piece uttered the ritualistic ...

Tina of Tutu’s Two Cents recently read War Torn: Stories of War from the Women Reporters who Covered Vietnam by Tad Bartimus, Denby Fawcett, Jurate Kazickas, Edith Lederer, Ann Bryan ... 8217;s heroism, fears, and battlefield wisdom. Read the full review. **Attention participants:  Remember to email us a link to your reviews, and we’ll post them here so we can see what everyone is reading!**