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Caught in the Act

Boston Phoenix | September 21, 2004

Smoking Gun editor William Bastone knows how to get the goods on just about anyone. The former Village Voice staff writer describes how his fascination with court documents led him to develop his popular Web site.

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Tags: media, Internet

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