Must-reads of the week Podcasts meet investigative journalism in Reveal, The New York Times reshuffles its editorial meetings, and Bill O'Reilly plays to his bellicose strengths February 27, 2015 By The Editors
Tomorrow meets its Kickstarter goal in hours June 26, 2012 By Kira Goldenberg Former GOOD editors will make their dream mag
Escape from Thailand: Epilogue June 25, 2012 By Erika Fry Plagiarizer gets his just deserts for asparagus dissertation
Gladwell makes excuses for Lehrer June 21, 2012 By Curtis Brainard Undefined “conventions of blogging” a weak defense
Rubio and Univision: Détente June 20, 2012 By Erika Fry Marco Rubio finally sits down with Jorge Ramos
He said, she said June 19, 2012 By Kira Goldenberg Anyone can spread gossip with an iPhone, rather than depend on dishy columns
Live from Tampa and Charlotte: it’s NYT and BuzzFeed June 18, 2012 By Liz Cox Barrett We get what they get from this political convention reporting partnership—what’ll we get?
Knight News Challenge winners announced June 18, 2012 By Kira Goldenberg Six projects use online networks to help spread information
Tucker Carlson on the virtue of interruptions June 15, 2012 By Greg Marx We shouldn’t be surprised it was a Daily Caller reporter who interrupted Obama
Sunlight’s Scout is a promising new tool June 15, 2012 By Greg Marx Service allows journalists to track activity in Congress, federal agencies, state legislatures
Watch: Swing States Project staffer on coverage of gaffes, changes at GOOD, and Mitt’s Mormonism June 14, 2012 By Liz Cox Barrett Campaign coverage is "turning the candidates into sitcom characters"
Keeping journalism nonprofits vital June 14, 2012 By Kira Goldenberg The Challenge Fund for Journalists released the results of a seven-year experiment
Heresy on the bayou (updated) June 13, 2012 By Brent Cunningham Times-Picayune drops its restaurant critic
Listen: CJR staffer on Politico and media criticism June 12, 2012 By Kira Goldenberg "I understand why a[n] … outlet like Politico would focus primarily on the political implications, but I don’t think that represents real media criticism”
