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  1. Food Safety News

    Andrew Schneider, great journalist and great guy, passes

    By Bill Marler

    [caption id="attachment_137581" align="alignright" width="300"] Andrew Schneider[/caption] Editor's note: Andy's honey investigation for Food Safety News continues to draw readers to this day, and has prompted more comments than any story in…

  2. The Right Coast

    How leaks and investigative journalists led to Flynn’s resignation – Feb. 14, 2017

    By Thomas A. Smith

    Journalists at The Washington Post, The New York Times and other outlets spoke with government officials who provided vital information about Flynn's contacts with Russia. The sources insisted on anonymity,…

  3. The Right Coast

    For Journalists Who’ve Worked In China, New White House Tactics Seem Familiar : Parallels : NPR

    By Thomas A. Smith

    To me, all this sounded like standard operating procedure in authoritarian China, where I'd spent a decade as a reporter. via www.npr.orgSo this is a good thing, right?

  4. Media Law Prof Blog

    Roy Greenslade’s Blog Is Coming To an End

    By Media Law Prof Blog

    Roy Greenslade, who has published a blog in the Guardian for years, will stop doing so at the end of January 2017 and move on to other activities, although he…

  5. PrawfsBlawg

    The downside of Bartnicki

    By prawfsblawg@gmail.com

    Main Tuesday, December 13, 2016The downside of BartnickiIn a short post, Slate's Ben Mathis-Lilly considers that journalists (including himself) abetted (likely) Russian interference with the presidential election by publishing leaked…

  6. Appellate Advocacy Blog

    #TwitterTuesday–Correspondents to follow

    By Tessa L. Dysart

    The presidential election is just a week away.  It seems like everywhere we turn these days we are bombarded with news.  So, for #TwitterTuesday, we decided to just go with…

  7. The Right Coast

    Malpractice: The Journalistic Assassination Of Ryan Lochte – Derek Hunter

    By Thomas A. Smith

    Nearly everyone with a media credential from a major news outlet in the United States was in Rio. So you spend the month before the Olympics telling us how corrupt…

  8. Media Law Prof Blog

    Erdos @DavidErdos on Statutory Regulation of Professional Journalism Under European Data Protection

    By Media Law Prof Blog

    David Erdos, University of Cambridge Faculty of Law, Trinity Hall, has published Statutory Regulation of Professional Journalism Under European Data Protection: Down But Not Out? as University of Cambridge Faculty…

  9. The Right Coast

    Balance, Fairness and a Proudly Provocative Presidential Candidate – The New York Times

    By Thomas A. Smith

    If you re a working journalist and you believe that Donald J. Trump is a demagogue playing to the nation s worst racist and nationalistic tendencies, that he cozies up…

  10. The Right Coast

    To fight Trump, journalists have dispensed with objectivity – LA Times

    By Thomas A. Smith

    This transparent bias is a national phenomenon, infecting both print and television media to such an extent that it has become almost impossible to separate coverage of the Trump campaign…