It takes a talented writer to paint Michelle Malkin as the voice of reason, while portraying some liberal bloggers as violent, racist, knuckle-dragging misogynists out to destroy her.

The rules of anonymous sourcing don’t always translate well in other countries.

In which we criticize Deborah Howell’s criticism of the Washington Post‘s Web site.

An email from a Pentagon correspondent makes us reconsider …

Despite some good news, it has hardly been a banner week for journalism.

Taking a spin through the British press, we saw some stories that have been receiving scant attention stateside.

For all the column inches expended on the Bush administration’s plan to send more troops to Iraq, one significant aspect of the proposal has yet to be sorted out.

What was left out in this morning’s papers …

When can reporters speak — and about what topics — without fear of being admonished by their employers?

A lesson in how easy it is — even for publications with no history of credibility — to start a scandal.