Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy wants to set the record straight about his office’s request to see a high school newspaper’s article about a speech he gave before its publication:
His office did ask to see the story, Kennedy says, but…
If the St. Louis Post-Dispatch went a week without content from the Associated Press, would you notice?
The Chicago Tribune and other Tribune newspapers hope to learn just how essential Associated Press content is to them — and their readers. Tribune media writer…
As the New York Times — the nation’s largest newsroom — prepares to shrink by 100 jobs, the New York Observer offers an inside look at the Times’ staffing levels. The Observer’s John Koblin reports that the Observer has seen the…
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As the governor’s race in New Jersey enters its final weeks, incumbent Democrat Jon Corzine has introduced the weight of his Republican opponent, Chris Christie, as a campaign issue.
An article on Slate.com by Daniel Engber — “Too Big To Win. Fat…
The last presidential campaign — specifically the GOP primaries — should have shown how little power media “talk jocks like Rush Limbaugh, Glenn Beck, Sean Hannity” really have, columnist David Brooks writes in today’s New York Times.
Brooks writes that the talk…
President Barack Obama’s administration is trying to weaken legislation that would protect journalists and their sources, the New York Times reports.
This is the top of a story — headlined “White House Proposes Changes in Bill Protecting Reporters’ Confidentiality” — by…
Paul Krugman of the New York Times is the nation’s most influential commentator, according to the Atlantic magazine. Rush Limbaugh is second on the Atlantic’s ranking of the Top 50.
An article on the AtlanticWire.com explains:
These are the most influential commentators…
Online news aggregator Slate.com is dropping its once-a-day summary of the nation’s top newspapers and replacing it with a series of three daily newsletters that — according to the New York Times — “acknowledges that the news cycle has, well, sped up…
CNN’s Christiane Amanpour — the network’s chief international correspondent — told Lesley Stahl in an interview “if I’m kidnapped I want you, personally, to lead the charge and make sure people know about it.”
Amanpour/CNN photo
The comment came as Amanpour and Stahl discussed the…
The newspapers closest to the situation — the Boston Globe and the New York Times — are reporting details of the deal that has kept the Globe publishing, at least for now.
Early Wednesday morning, leaders of the Boston Newspaper Guild…
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