Iraq’s porous borders have been leaking citizens for nearly two years — so why did it take so long for the press to start pressing the issue?

In the blogosphere, our favorite online pundits debate what the Chilean dictator wrought.

Amid the clamorous discussion over the dire future of daily newspapers, a new debate was opened this week over the value of continuous news desks.

In many ways the press has a duty to be the caretaker of our public discourse, and that means paying attention to the language used in that discourse.

Bloggers of all stripes seemed to come together to express cynicism and unease at the prospects of the commission’s upcoming recommendations.

Afterwards, a number of liberal bloggers supported the Democratic leadership, while other commentators found themselves less excited about Murtha’s prospects.

Bloggers debate how plainly the press should state the president’s acknowledgment that he misled reporters.

Following the Congressional midterm election and president Bush’s sacking of Sec. of Defense Donald Runsfeld, the blogosphere debates the legacy of good old Rummy.

With the paper again under fire for publishing classified intelligence, bloggers consider the importance of the latest leak.

The Blog Report is a regular feature in which CJR Daily looks at how big news stories are playing in the blogosphere.