July 5, 2012 · 0 Comments
By Pam Martens: The paper of record is in serious need of a fact checker when it comes to whether the Glass-Steagall Act could have prevented ...
By Dean Baker: David Brooks lectures us this morning on the need to have a balance between self-doubt and self-confidence. “Western democratic systems were based on a balance between ...
By Marie Burns: I have been highly critical of the New York Times and other news outlets for their stenographic approach to journalism: their copying out of political ...
By Philip Weiss: The phones must have been ringing off the hook yesterday at the New York Times. For many readers of the paper of record were ...
By Joan Walsh: But we do need good political reporting, and the media’s rote repetition of Santorum’s JFK lies fell short New York Times public editor Arthur ...
By Marie Burns: Maybe I shouldn’t sweat the small stuff. Yet small stuff has consequences, too. In this case, the small stuff is five little words. You ...
By Steve M.: You might not be seeing a lot of evidence of this yet, but there’s a very strong likelihood that, as the year progresses, ...
When does a journalist stop being a citizen? Coverage of the Occupy Wall Street Movement and the Arab Spring have recently highlighted this ethical dilemma, ...
By Marie Burns: Four New York Times reporters worked on yesterday’s front-page story about Mitt Romney and Newt Gingrich “trading jabs” as they geared up for ...
By Dana Mittenbacher: In the fall of 1997, at the bright-eyed and bushy-tailed age of 17, I started journalism school and learned the role of the news media in society, or so I thought. It went a bit like this...
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