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• The Audit

  Friday Links: A Contrite Banker, Pay to Play, Gutting SOX

  By Ryan Chittum

  Fri Nov 6 2009 08:06 PM

• The Observatory

  Unscientific America Meets Denialism Mooney and Specter debate causes and cures

  By Curtis Brainard

  Fri Nov 6 2009 06:36 PM Comments (3)

• Behind the News

  The Dangers of Disaster Reporting A job that’s fraught with professional and emotional pitfalls

  By Lisa Anderson

  Fri Nov 6 2009 04:57 PM Comments (1)

• Campaign Desk

  Jumping to Confusion We can’t know what Fort Hood means until we know what happened

  By Greg Marx

  Fri Nov 6 2009 03:45 PM Comments (8)

• The Audit

  Dow Jones on the Paper-It-Over Economy

  By Ryan Chittum

  Fri Nov 6 2009 03:22 PM Comments (1)

• Regret the Error

  Truth or Consequences “We need more journalists who will bleed over their mistakes”

  By Craig Silverman

  Fri Nov 6 2009 12:09 PM

• Behind the News, The News Frontier

  Fort Hood: A First Test for Twitter Lists In the aftermath of violence, lists suggest the benefits of collaboration

  By Megan Garber

  Fri Nov 6 2009 11:14 AM Comments (1)

• The Audit

  WSJ Spotlight Helps Get Results on Antitrust

  By Ryan Chittum

  Fri Nov 6 2009 10:45 AM

• The Audit

  Trivial Pursuit at ProPublica

  By Dean Starkman

  Fri Nov 6 2009 09:32 AM Comments (53)

• Economic Crisis, The Audit

  Thursday Links: Goldie’s Gall, Chait Check, FSA

  By Ryan Chittum

  Thu Nov 5 2009 06:33 PM Comments (1)

• Campaign Desk

  The Price of Medical Services Is the conversation finally starting?

  By Trudy Lieberman

  Thu Nov 5 2009 12:58 PM Comments (2)

• The Audit

  Regulation: Cool, At Last

  By Dean Starkman

  Thu Nov 5 2009 12:15 PM Comments (1)

• Economic Crisis, The Audit

  Bloomberg Examines the Bank Lobby’s Armor

  By Ryan Chittum

  Thu Nov 5 2009 10:25 AM

• The Audit

  Wednesday Links: Ad Comps, Recovery Engine, Coming Crash

  By Ryan Chittum

  Wed Nov 4 2009 06:50 PM

• Campaign Desk

  Tea Leaves, Tarot Cards, and Ballots One more round on divining what the off-year elections mean

  By Greg Marx

  Wed Nov 4 2009 03:20 PM

• Economic Crisis, The Audit

  McClatchy: Goldman Laid Down with Dogs

  By Ryan Chittum

  Wed Nov 4 2009 02:10 PM Comments (1)

• Page Views

  Picture Perfect A DVD reissue of Scandal Sheet is good news indeed

  By Wendell Jamieson

  Wed Nov 4 2009 01:27 PM

• Economic Crisis, The Audit

  Bloomberg: Moneychangers in the Temples

  By Ryan Chittum

  Wed Nov 4 2009 12:19 PM Comments (4)

• Campaign Desk

  Health Reform Lessons from Massachusetts, Part IX What does the public say?

  By Trudy Lieberman

  Wed Nov 4 2009 11:13 AM Comments (5)

• Behind the News

  Contra Iran Looking back at media coverage of the Iranian Hostage Crisis, thirty years later

  By Jordan Michael Smith

  Wed Nov 4 2009 09:22 AM Comments (2)

• The Audit

  The WSJ’s 3% Solution

  By Dean Starkman

  Wed Nov 4 2009 07:17 AM Comments (7)

• The Observatory

  “Will Work in Copenhagen” SEJ launches freelancers’ board for climate meeting

  By Curtis Brainard

  Tue Nov 3 2009 03:48 PM

• Campaign Desk

  Pushback on Polls’ Portents Some outlets question broader meaning of today’s elections

  By Greg Marx

  Tue Nov 3 2009 03:23 PM Comments (2)

• News Meeting

  A Bushel and a Beck For news organizations, where’s the line between reporting the news and deciding what’s news?

  By The Editors

  Tue Nov 3 2009 01:48 PM Comments (12)

• The Audit

  Times Maintains Consumer Credit Drumbeat

  By Dean Starkman

  Tue Nov 3 2009 11:15 AM

• The Audit

  Foxy Headines in the New Journal

  By Dean Starkman

  Tue Nov 3 2009 09:09 AM Comments (1)

• The News Frontier

  Twitter: Rea-list/Idea-list Twitter lists are upon us. How will they affect the platform’s culture?

  By Megan Garber

  Tue Nov 3 2009 09:00 AM Comments (2)

• The Audit

  As Goldman Turns

  By Dean Starkman

  Tue Nov 3 2009 08:26 AM

• The Audit

  US Banker on Bank Rescues: “all so hit or miss.”

  By Dean Starkman

  Mon Nov 2 2009 02:47 PM

• Campaign Desk

  Press to Cliché: We Just Can’t Quit You Media acknowledges narrative’s limits; advances it anyway

  By Greg Marx

  Mon Nov 2 2009 02:31 PM Comments (2)

• Language Corner

  Early Bird Special On turning the clocks back

  By Merrill Perlman

  Mon Nov 2 2009 12:34 PM

• The Audit

  Carr Has a Point about Business News In the Dumps

  By Dean Starkman

  Mon Nov 2 2009 10:11 AM

• Campaign Desk

  The Devil in the Details, Part II Who can afford health insurance after reform?

  By Trudy Lieberman

  Mon Nov 2 2009 09:51 AM Comments (3)

• The Audit

  McClatchy Tightens Ties Between Goldman and Predatory Lenders

  By Dean Starkman

  Mon Nov 2 2009 07:33 AM Comments (2)

• Campaign Desk, Transparency

  Compromise Reached on Senate Shield Law Q&A with Newspaper Association of America’s Paul Boyle

  By Clint Hendler

  Fri Oct 30 2009 06:38 PM

• Campaign Desk

  More on the Karzai Connection Skeptics ask: What’s the big deal?

  By Greg Marx

  Fri Oct 30 2009 05:01 PM

• The Audit

  Friday Links: Pearlstein’s Fairy Tale, WSJ’s Results, Galleon

  By Ryan Chittum

  Fri Oct 30 2009 02:57 PM

• The Audit

  On a Diet on the Second Front

  By Ryan Chittum

  Fri Oct 30 2009 02:22 PM

• The Observatory

  Halloween Hype? A health story about germ-fighting pumpkins

  By Cristine Russell

  Fri Oct 30 2009 01:57 PM

• Campaign Desk

  “Dr. No” Gets a Pass NYT lets Coburn’s bogus diagnosis slide

  By Greg Marx

  Fri Oct 30 2009 12:24 PM Comments (4)

• Campaign Desk

  The Times Misses the Mark A health care lobbyist puff piece that goes nowhere

  By Trudy Lieberman

  Fri Oct 30 2009 11:28 AM Comments (3)

• Regret the Error

  Learning from Our Mistakes Journalists must embrace their errors in order to avoid them in the future

  By Craig Silverman

  Fri Oct 30 2009 11:16 AM

• The Audit

  A Bureau Where They Reported Stories to Death

  By Dean Starkman

  Fri Oct 30 2009 11:11 AM Comments (1)