nytimes.com - 3/19/2009
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As we ignore traditional news media more and more and go online for “news,” we become our own editors. Heaven help us. >
nytimes.com - 3/18/2009
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nytimes.com —
President Obama is still having trouble summoning a
temper at the gall of the corrupt money magicians...
who continue to make our greenbacks disappear into their bottomless well. >
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Op-Ed Columnist: No Boiled Carrots
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Uh-oh, pt. 2.
Uh-oh, pt. 3.
Testimony liveblog here, here and here.
Tim, you're on the clock.
Is recovery 5 years away?
The markets hate Obama!
Do blogs make you more partisan?
Still a lot of money for a guy who can't write.
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... And around that time I became what you might call one of the millions of editors and publishers of what Nicholas Kristof calls (and bemoans as) “The Daily Me.” ...
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PoliticsDaily: Old-School Journalism in a Dot-Com Package
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... In his New York Times column some weeks ago, Nicholas Kristof worried in print about whether, as ink-on-paper news outlets disappear, we'll get more and more of our information from highly partisan sources that only confirm and never challenge our existing biases. PoliticsDaily.com wants to be the antidote to that impulse, offering smart pieces from across the ideological spectrum. ...
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