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This month’s biggest personal and professional success may not make it on my tombstone, but it is a thrill to note that words I wrote
By Caroline Meintzer On Oct. 7, 2013, The Washington Post ran an article in their printed newspaper that included an editorial by Dana Milbank. Milbank’s
Worth a read today is Jeff Jarvis writing about the blurring between news and advertising content. He argues that advertising that looks like news content
Journalists running afoul of the real-or-imagined business interests of their bosses is nothing new. As a technology columnist for The Birmingham News and Newhouse Newspapers
iMediaEthics.org has a new name, new look, and an interview with a co-author of Doing Media Ethics: Theories and Practical Applications. A hat tip to
Oct. 7, 2010 As objectivity continues to be a concern and controversial issue among media outlets across the nation, Fox News has entered the center
October 5, 2010 CNN news anchor Rick Sanchez was fired on Friday after making some controversial comments about the network and comedian Jon Stewart, the
Sept. 1, 2010 The early August story of Jenny, the girl who quit her job by using a dry erase board to post a series
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