People familiar with goings-on at The Wall Street Journal tell The New York Times that Wall Street’s top watchdog is changing the name of its Saturday section from Pursuits to Weekend Journal, just like the Journal’s Friday section. It’s the newspaper’s first big decision since the News Corp. deal was announced. We’ll continue to keep Audit readers posted.
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The liability issue is complicated, but the Times still should have done more.
BusinessWeek's Gene Marcial says his sources have no conflicts—but they often do
And other coverage of Palin’s environmental record
Plenty of record for the press to dissect; Anchorage paper shows the way
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As prices soar, U.S. looks for scapegoats; UBS ready to roll over; Jimmy Cayne, pariah; Rachael Ray, jihadi; etc.
New quarterly bucks industry trend, exudes smart idealism
Newspaper companies fork over hundreds of millions a year—and for what?
Americans are working fewer, but not by choice; cuts on Wall Street; jobless ranks swell; etc.
Brad Stenger on the intersection of the press and computer science
In CJR's a.m. guide to the business press: Grim tidings on housing; WP says a veto threatened on bailouts; 50 bank failures? etc. etc.
Pause in the panic; the Times on useless insurance; more bad news for a fallen titan, etc.
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