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What the campaigns think “Women Want”

This morning, The New York Times’s Kate Zernike turns in a sillily even-handed paint-by-the-numbers story (“Both Sides Seeking to Be... More

Profiles in Courage. Or not.

Wall Street brinkmanship. It’s the metaphor that journalists and scotch-swilling brokers use to transubstantiate dollars and cents into bullets and... More

“hack theater critics”

Interesting thought from Zephyr Teachout, one time Dean campaign web guru, current techPresident blogger: ...post-modern political reporters and bloggers act... More

Take my newspaper… Please!

The Observer’s John Kolbin has a funny rundown of an internal rah-rah meeting hosted by Arthur Sulzberger Jr. for employees... More

Palin Minds The Gaffes

There are other ways to flunk an interview

So far, the reaction to Sarah and Charlie’s big night seems to be that she didn’t do anything to embarrass... More

Gibson’s first good question

Are you ready for a three day IV drip of Palin interviews? In this early excerpt on ABC's website, Charlie... More

The World Really is This Strange

Quick: What's the connection between the presidential election and yesterday’s guilty pleas by con-man Raffaello Follieri (a.k.a. Anne Hathaway’s ex),... More

Coming to a Maureen Dowd column near you!

The Atlantic’s Marc Ambinder and The Washington Post’s Anne Kornblut round up Joe Biden and the Palins’ Secret Service code... More

Bridge Fact Checks Go Nowhere

The press tries. Palin still lies.

Is it naïve to think that if a candidate for national office is caught lying by the press, she might... More

Welcome back, Len!

MediaBistro brings us the news that Len Downie, who famously abstained from voting while he served as executive editor of... More

Bridging Schizophrenia

Today, in a Wall Street Journal piece on Hillary Clinton’s appearance in Florida on behalf of Obama, Christopher Cooper and... More

Hey Kristol: Peretz on Palin is nothing special

In his New York Times column today, Bill Kristol tries to make the case that the reason that “the media”... More

Talking Shop: John Harris

Politico editor dishes on his paper’s past, present, and future

On Thursday afternoon, I visited The Politco's RNC workspace, a long carpeted convention ballroom they shared with the St. Paul... More

The Fast and the Furious

Politicker.com: locked out, online, and amped up in St. Paul

ST. PAUL - At around 8:30 on Wednesday night, as the teetotaling Mike Huckabee addressed the Republican National Convention on... More

That September 11, 2001 Video

As I mentioned, I watched tonight on PBS, which, when showing the pre-produced rah-rah bio videos was diligent about flagging... More

Google X

Inside Google’s secret lab

A tweetable feast

We might deplore the practice, but posting pictures of our food online is a way to bring everyone to the table

How the ‘World’s 50 Best’ list changed the way elite restaurants do business

“Every time the restaurant switched up its format, it got plenty of accompanying media coverage that let judges know they needed to return to see what was going on”

This is water

David Foster Wallace’s 2005 Kenyon commencement speech as a short film

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