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Top 10 Career Moves for Judith Millernew

Among the possible next steps for the retired New York Times reporter is to found a First Amendment Center for reporters who are covering for government sources conspiring to attack whistleblowers.
The Village Voice  |  Jason Vest  |  11-10-2005  |  Media

WMDs Found Embedded in New York Times' Newsroomnew

The paper's micro-managing of the Judy Miller saga tells us all we need to know about what the paper thinks of its readers.
The Village Voice  |  Ward Harkavy  |  10-12-2005  |  Media

Press Recognizes Katrina Puts U.S. in Third Worldnew

Hurricane Katrina coverage stood out because it was so honest and clear about government's failure. The question is whether reporters will sustain their outrage and reclaim the aggressive portion of their historical role.
The Village Voice  |  Sydney H. Schanberg  |  09-14-2005  |  Media

Rx for Info Overloadnew

A media critic offers a guide on how to navigate through today's information overload and become reasonably well-informed without making the quest a full-time job the way news addicts do.
The Village Voice  |  Sydney H. Schanberg  |  07-29-2005  |  Media

War, Lies and E-Mailnew

The public won't understand what happened in the Valerie Plame case unless or until prosecutor Patrick Fitzgerald announces the results of his inquiry and explains in detail the process and path of his investigation.
The Village Voice  |  Sydney H. Schanberg  |  07-20-2005  |  Media

The Fitzgerald-Miller Grudge Matchnew

Federal prosecutor Patrick Fitzgerald, the guy who sent New York Times reporter Judith Miller to jail this month, squared off against her in another case involving Miller's administration sources.
The Village Voice  |  Laura Rozen  |  07-20-2005  |  Media

Two-Timed by Timenew

Time Inc. weakened the press when it decided to turn over Time reporter Matthew Cooper's notes and other materials to a federal prosecutor.
The Village Voice  |  Sydney H. Schanberg  |  07-05-2005  |  Media

Extinguished Journalistnew

Described as a "distinguished journalist" on the dust jacket of his new book about Hillary Clinton's sexuality, Ed Klein for the past 14 years has been gossip columnist for Parade, writing under the pseudonym Walter Scott.
The Village Voice  |  Sydney H. Schanberg  |  07-01-2005  |  Media

Woodward's Debt to Deep Throatnew

If a story turns out to be a career maker, shouldn't the source share in the rewards?
The Village Voice  |  Sydney H. Schanberg  |  06-24-2005  |  Media

Time for a Media Rebellionnew

Faced with Bush's lockdown on information, reporters might consider civil resistance.
The Village Voice  |  Sydney H. Schanberg  |  04-20-2005  |  Media

Former Voice Columnist Jack Newfield, 1938-2004new

Jack Newfield, who wrote for the Village Voice from 1964 to 1989, pioneered a new genre of advocacy journalism.
The Village Voice  |  Wayne Barrett  |  12-29-2004  |  Media

Media Come Out Slugging After NBA Brawlnew

The tabs and the custodians of "serious journalism" applied their cultural critique of choice to the Artest-incited brawl in Detroit. Why isn't a similar moral lens cast on the war in Iraq or the scenes of mad shoppers trampling each other on the first day of the Christmas shopping season?
The Village Voice  |  Jarrett Murphy  |  12-01-2004  |  Media

George W. Bush and the Press in the Age of Chaosnew

The real media scandal is not the inauthentic memos at CBS but the way big news companies have evolved so at times their behavior closely resembles that of the government bodies and private power centers they are supposed to be examining.
The Village Voice  |  Sydney H. Schanberg  |  09-29-2004  |  Media

Coming to a Convention Near You: Scary Anarchist IInew

Stories in daily papers about anarchists plotting mayhem at the Republican convention are the kind of coverage that sets the stage for brutal treatment of even peaceful activists.
The Village Voice  |  Sarah Ferguson  |  08-30-2004  |  Media

Generation Nix: Why Don't Young People Read Daily Newspapers?new

If you've already seen the news (or laughed at it with The Daily Show), and you're faced with a banal paper, wouldn't you rather peruse The Onion on the way to work?
The Village Voice  |  Richard Goldstein  |  07-06-2004  |  Media

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