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Remembered

Paul Harvey, who died Saturday at age 90, had been delivering his "News and Comment" nationally for ABC Radio Networks... More

Link Again

An evergreen topic in the coverage of new media is the fuzzy line the link economy draws between fair use... More

PayDream Believers

So Hearst is the latest news organization to steer itself toward a pay route: it announced late last week that... More

Mike in the Morning

CJR executive editor Mike Hoyt will be appearing on tomorrow morning's Early Show on CBS to discuss the demise of... More

Newsday’s Play to Pay

So, yesterday, Newsday executives announced that they'll begin charging for content on the Long Island paper's Web site. "Our goal... More

An Incomplete Disclosure

After President Obama finished outlining his new Iraq plan in an address this morning at Camp Lejeune—and, for the first... More

Canceled.

When there was a writers' strike, the Oscars aired. When it rained in London, Wimbledon waited out the storm, then... More

August 31, 2010

President Obama just announced, officially, the end of the U.S. combat mission in Iraq--news that is no less momentous for... More

BriWi: Yeah, “I don’t Twitter”

Let the word go forth, from this day forward: Brian Williams does not use Twitter. And he will not use... More

Rocky at Rest

The Rocky Mountain News has published its last paper, giving a somber--even funereal--resonance to the term "final edition." "It is... More

Dover Opening?

This afternoon, just after Liz reminded us of the Obama-spurred review of the Pentagon’s rules barring media access to the... More

Spellbound: Miami Herald edition

To the list of reasons why newspapers must not be allowed to perish, please add the spelling bee. Of the... More

Mothers of Fallen Soldiers Discuss Dover Media Ban

While the Obama administration continues, presumably, to review the policy banning the media from photographing the flag-draped coffins of fallen... More

“It’s Exhilarating To Be Fired At Age 86…”

... is how Liz Smith winds down her final New York Post column today. "It's emasculating" to be fired, Smith... More

Kenneth’s Response to the “Internet Hoo-Hah”

Jack McBrayer, the actor who plays 30 Rock's Kenneth The Page, the character to whom many bloggers compared Gov. Bobby... More

What was James Rosen thinking?

How much of Rosen’s trouble is of his own making?

The new ‘Snow Fall’

Cat Fall: A modern tragedy

The cartography of bullshit

Max Fisher and the problem with foreign-affairs blogging

Welcome to Google Island

“I hope my nudity doesn’t bother you. We’re completely committed to openness here”

This is water

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

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