April 30, 2012 · 0 Comments
By Michael McGehee: As expected, the White House Correspondents Dinner was awful. It was the typical genuflecting, flag-sucking farce where various shades of celebrities show up ...
By Ali Abunimah: In a sign of growing desperation among anti-Palestinian groups, a New York Times ad published yesterday likens the boycott, divestment and sanctions (BDS) movement to the Holocaust.
By Sarah Seltzer: Women running for office have it hard during the long campaign slog. Not only are they grilled on their positions and their personalities, ...
By Steve Marlowe: More sophisticated readers of the New York Times’ editorial pages have, for years, fumed at Thomas Friedman’s inane musings. Even less sophisticated readers, ...
By NYTX: In his presentation entitled “The End Game for the New York Times: Gone as a Stand-Alone Newspaper by 2015,” Forbes contributor Eric Jackson, who ...
By Michael Hoffman: The New York Times’ influence on American journalism has been unmatched for the past century. The newspaper still shapes the national news agenda ...
By Ben Adler: New York Times readers found an unpleasant surprise on page A11 [last] Thursday. A full page advertisement by the Emergency Committee for Israel (ECI) attacked the ...
By Chris Spannos: Four days after WikiLeaks’ announced that it would begin publishing “The Global Intelligence Files” and as of early morning March 1st, the New ...
By Amal Hanano: I “met” Anthony Shadid the only way someone like me, a mere reader, can meet a journalist she admires: I emailed him a fan letter. I sent him my short note through the New York Times website and didn’t expect an answer. The next day, he emailed me a brief but warm thank you.
By Sonya Hubbard: When the New York Times’ (NYT) and its president and former chief executive, Janet L. Robinson, announced a few months ago that Robinson would step down at ...
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