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    Jun 24, 2012 |Story| Baltimore Sun

  1. Palin doesn't get what journalists do

    In 2005, when their city drowned, the staff of the New Orleans Times-Picayune stayed in it longer than common sense and simple prudence would dictate. People who had lost homes, loved ones, and their city itself concentrated on gathering the news and putting it out. They finally left huddled in newspaper delivery trucks, water up to the headlights, decamping to Baton Rouge, 75 miles away, where they went right back to reporting the news.
    In 2005, when their city drowned, the staff of the New Orleans Times-Picayune stayed in it longer than common sense and simple prudence would dictate. People who had lost homes, loved ones, and their city itself concentrated on gathering the news and...

    Tags: Sarah Palin, Newspaper and Magazine, Journalism, The New York Times, Media Industry

    2. Jan 20, 2012 |Story| Baltimore Sun

  2. CNN, John King, ABC, Brian Ross have nothing to apologize for with Gingrich

    In November, I advanced one of CNN's  debates with a piece hoping aloud that Wolf Blitzer would not let Newt Gingrich bully him as the the former Speaker of the House had been doing to other debate moderators.
    The Baltimore Sun
    In November, I advanced one of CNN's  debates with a piece hoping aloud that Wolf Blitzer would not let Newt Gingrich bully him as the the former Speaker of the House had been doing to other debate moderators. Here's a bit of what I wrote: And so it...

    Tags: News Media, Nightline (tv program), Television Industry, Bill Clinton, Adultery

    3. Jun 13, 2011 |Story| Baltimore Sun

  3. Monday morning talkers: Weiner's shirtless gym photos

    On weekday mornings, I'll post the most controversial, shocking and (of course) ridiculous stories for your reading pleasure. That way, when you walk into work, you'll be the master of witty conversation. Articles  • As I said earlier, a classic...

    Tags: David Simon, FBI

    4. Aug 1, 2012 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  4. Breitbart.com sets sights on ruling the conservative conversation

    Andrew Breitbart loathed the "institutional left," and what he called "the Democrat media complex." A son of Brentwood who cut his sharp online incisors working alongside blogging pioneers Matt Drudge and Arianna Huffington, Breitbart went on to forge an eponymous website and persona as one of the fiercest voices of the right. His mission appeared cut short March 1, when he died of heart failure. Breitbart was just 43.
    Andrew Breitbart loathed the "institutional left," and what he called "the Democrat media complex." A son of Brentwood who cut his sharp online incisors working alongside blogging pioneers Matt Drudge and Arianna Huffington, Breitbart went on to forge...

    Tags: Democratic Party, The Huffington Post, Goldman Sachs Group, Inc., Barack Obama, Civil Rights

    5. Jun 14, 2012 |Story| Daily Pilot

  5. Mailbag: Catamaran took him around the globe

    John Conser of Costa Mesa, a designer and builder of the Conser 47 catamaran, greeted David Pollitt, proud owner of the Conser 47, Shearwater, upon David's completion of a three-year, solo circumnavigation around the world.
    John Conser of Costa Mesa, a designer and builder of the Conser 47 catamaran, greeted David Pollitt, proud owner of the Conser 47, Shearwater, upon David's completion of a three-year, solo circumnavigation around the world. "Congratulations, David, on...

    Tags: Pacific Ocean, Job Layoffs, Government, Layoffs and Downsizing, Attack on Pearl Harbor (1941)

    6. Jun 24, 2012 |Story| Aberdeen News

  6. The essentiality of journalism

    In 2005 when their city drowned, the staff of the New Orleans Times-Picayune stayed in it longer than common sense and simple prudence would dictate. People who had lost homes, loved ones, and their city itself concentrated on gathering the news and...

    Tags: Entertainment Events, Newspaper and Magazine, Newspapers, Journalism, The New York Times

    7. Mar 2, 2012 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  7. Andrew Breitbart dies at 43; conservative Internet entrepreneur who took on the left

    Andrew Breitbart, the pugnacious, conservative Internet entrepreneur who took on the left and what he called the "media bully cabal" with a series of exposes that were explosive and sometimes flawed, died early Thursday after collapsing near his home in Westwood. He was 43.
    Andrew Breitbart, the pugnacious, conservative Internet entrepreneur who took on the left and what he called the "media bully cabal" with a series of exposes that were explosive and sometimes flawed, died early Thursday after collapsing near his home in...

    Tags: The Huffington Post, Hospitals and Clinics, Orson Bean, Twitter, Inc., Civil Rights

    8. Jan 26, 2012 |Column| Tribune Media Services

  8. Fidelity and the presidency

    Victor Davis Hanson
    The news media seem obsessed with the serial affairs of a younger Newt Gingrich back in the last century. The anger of his second of three wives mysteriously became national news on ABC's "Nightline" on the eve of the South Carolina primary. Millions...

    Tags: Democratic Party, White House, Bill Clinton, Adultery, Barack Obama

    9. Dec 28, 2010 | Los Angeles Times

  9. What will be the fate of Arts & Letters Daily?

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    What will the future be for Arts & Letters Daily, now that founding editor Denis Dutton has passed away?...
    10. Jan 2, 2011 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  10. Denis Dutton dies at 66; founder of Arts & Letters Daily website

    Denis Dutton, a scholar, author and Internet trailblazer who founded <a href="http://www.aldaily.com">Arts &amp; Letters Daily</a>, a pithy website that links thousands of devoted followers around the world to smart, provocative writing online about books, culture and ideas, died Tuesday in Christchurch, New Zealand, where he taught philosophy at Canterbury University. He was 66.
    Denis Dutton, a scholar, author and Internet trailblazer who founded Arts & Letters Daily, a pithy website that links thousands of devoted followers around the world to smart, provocative writing online about books, culture and ideas, died Tuesday in...

    Tags: Prostate Cancer, Arts, Newspaper and Magazine, Philosophy, Diseases and Illnesses

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