New NYT Application Offers Best of Print and Digital Worlds
One of the most common complaints from newspaper readers is that no digital format can equal the aesthetic of reading […]
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Public Policy
Kicking Katrina Victims to The Curb
This column was printed in the Oregon Daily Emerald on May 11. Forty-four months after Hurricane Katrina descended on New
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Congress Convenes on the Fate of Journalism: Arianna Huffington Throws Down Hard
Things got wild in D.C. today, as journalistic heavy hitters from across the country squared off in a new media
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A New Google Order
The best books … are those that tell you what you know already. – George Orwell If you Google the
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Congress Gets Serious; Bullies the BCS
There are those who doubt the commitment of our Congressional leaders to prioritize and pass legislation that benefits our nation.Â
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Will the Feds Bailout Journalism?
Massachusetts Sen. John Kerry announced Wednesday that he will hold Congressional hearings on May 6 on the preservation of newspapers.Â
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Saggers Saved by Florida Court
It looks like sagging may make a comeback in one Florida town. On Wednesday, a Florida Court decided that Riviera
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USC Arrests Filmmaker John Ziegler for Protesting Katie Couric Award
Libertarian filmmaker John Ziegler, whose documentary Media Malpratice indicts the media for its partisanship during the presidential election, was arrested
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John Yoo is Not a Nice Guy, Especially When He’s Filling Your Coffin With Insects
I saved yesterday’s articles on the release of Bush-era harsh interrogation memos for today, because the weatherman told me that
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Pacifica Radio Turns 60; I Start A New Blog
I’ve been blogging for a while now, but almost everything I’ve written previously has been too strange to permanently affix