1. Ezra Klein consider the success of NPR and the Economist. WaPo
2. Tribune Co. takes a step closer to finishing bankruptcy proceedings. Chi Trib
3. Will the iPad deliver another blow to journalistic standards? Newspaper Death Watch
4. Over at Bitter Lemons, there's a lot of chattering/rationalizing/explaining/parsing going on about getting a story completely wrong. fishbowlLA and Bitter Lemons
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1 comment:
How is taking full responsibility for a mistake "parsing"? Chattering, yes, rationalizing, maybe, but "parsing"? You might want to adhere to the byline of your blog a little better, Gary. That said, thanks for the link and the free press. We greatly appreciate it. Colin.
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