Happy Holidays Keep visiting us for magazine updates; daily coverage will return in '08 December 21, 2007 By The Editors
Best of 2007: Genes, Exoplanets, and a Cardboard Bridge December 21, 2007 By Michele Wilson Magazines diverge on the standout breakthroughs and discoveries of the year
A Consumer View on the FCC’s New Consolidation Rule December 20, 2007 By Clint Hendler Q&A: Mark Cooper on cross-ownership
PEJ Study Won’t End Partisan Bickering… December 19, 2007 By Paul McLeary But it does reinforce our belief that there isn’t enough coverage of the troops in Iraq
Harassed, Arrested, Gagged: A Report From Somalia December 13, 2007 By David Axe Mogadishu’s Independent Media Battle a Government Crackdown
Watson’s Remarks Continue to Spur Argument December 12, 2007 By Russ Juskalian In debate about intelligence and race, little talk of what I.Q. means
Journal Plays a Broken Record December 7, 2007 By Curtis Brainard Editorial board is clearly still bitter about Gore and climate
NRO’s Editing Breakdown December 7, 2007 By Paul McLeary Seems to be a problem with "opinion" mags these days
Fake Press Release Tricks the Morning News December 4, 2007 By Curtis Brainard Bali climate talks provoke little excitement otherwise
The Times‘s Three-Year Silence on Pakistan’s Nukes December 4, 2007 By Clint Hendler What did the paper know? When did they know it? And why didn’t they tell us?
NRO Joins TNR in Walk of Shame December 4, 2007 By Paul McLeary Another day, another reporter making stuff up
Does the Press Get the Soldiers’ Story in Iraq? November 28, 2007 By Paul McLeary A new PEJ survey (of reporters in Iraq) says yes
Tower of Babble November 20, 2007 By Megan Garber A Times critic reviews the new Times Building for the Times. Cause for concern?
Lewis and Snark November 20, 2007 By Megan Garber Lapham’s new journal: an embarrassment of riches…or just an embarrassment?
Where is the Climate ‘Middle’? November 16, 2007 By Curtis Brainard Revkin’s new Dot Earth blog sparks healthy debate
A Reality Check For FCC Debate November 16, 2007 By Gal Beckerman The sky won’t fall if the rules change, but to say it doesn’t matter is folly, too