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  1. ZMO Law Blog

    Is a newspaper a newspaper if it does not have a newsroom?

    By Zachary Margulis-Ohnuma

    A year or so working as a reporter at 220 E. 42nd Street around 1993 completely changed my life. It was part of nearly four years I spent on the…

  2. Marketing Brain Fodder

    Glazed Over Eyes Don’t Count As Impressions

    By Eric Fletcher

    This post was originally published by CMO-Whisperer.com. I admit it — I’m teetering on the edge of stir crazy. Some days it doesn’t take much to push me over the…

  3. The Right Coast

    High Noonan | Power Line

    By Thomas A. Smith

    Well, I quit reading her. I don t understand why the Wall Street Journal continues to turn over valuable editorial page real estate to her. Now a reader writes to…

  4. The Right Coast

    Man knifed in back at Portland protest: I was stabbed for being a conservative journalist – oregonlive.com

    By Thomas A. Smith

    A videographer knifed near the scene of a protest outside Portland s federal courthouse said Wednesday he was nearly killed over his right-wing politics and activism. I was stabbed for…

  5. Simple Justice

    Reporters In The Middle Of The Storm

    By Scott Greenfield

    Can anyone define the parameters to be characterized as a journalist anymore? Am I a journalist? I have this blog, but is that enough? Are you? You “report” on Facebook…

  6. PrawfsBlawg

    (Update) Grab your fedora, we are all journalists now and other thoughts on the Portland TRO

    By prawfsblawg@gmail.com

    Main Friday, July 24, 2020(Update) Grab your fedora, we are all journalists now and other thoughts on the Portland TROA federal judges issued a TRO preventing federal paramilitary force in…

  7. Simple Justice

    Sullivan’s Prerogative

    By Scott Greenfield

    Over the years, I’ve watched fellow bloggers take their voice legit. My old pal Radley Balko went from being the Agitator to being a WaPo columnist and writing two books…

  8. Simple Justice

    New York Times Killed Slate Star Codex

    By Scott Greenfield

    Over the years, I get regular calls from newspaper reporters for comments on issues of the moment. Sometimes I’ll talk to them, if it’s a subject that interests me or…

  9. Media Law Prof Blog

    Calderon on The Shield and the Sword: The Press Between the Public Interest and the Illegal Interception of Private Communications

    By Media Law Prof Blog

    Andres Calderon, Universidad del Pacifico Law School; Universidad del Pacifico Research Center, is publishing The Shield and the Sword: The Press Between the Public Interest and the Illegal Interception of…

  10. The Right Coast

    Why isn t Andrew Sullivan allowed to write his column? | Spectator USA

    By Thomas A. Smith

    Sullivan, a source close to New York magazine reveals, has to have his work vetted by sensitive junior editors to make sure it doesn t trigger them. If it passes…