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Veteran journalist Daniel Schorr dies at 93

Veteran journalist Daniel Schorr dies at 93

Daniel Schorr, a veteran journalist who worked for decades in Washington with CBS News, CNN and NPR, has died after a "short illness." 93-year-old Schorr passed away this morning in a Washington hospital, and NPR posted a lengthy ... continue
Report: Demand Media bringing cheap content to Hearst

Report: Demand Media bringing cheap content to Hearst

Demand Media, an online content mill that pays an army of work at home moms and the like notoriously low rates to churn out a huge amount of content based on search trends, has inked a deal ... continue
Journalist whines while Huffington Posts tries to help

Journalist whines while Huffington Posts tries to help

The $1.75 million Huffington Post investigative journalism fund is under attack by a journalist signed up by the fund on the grounds that The Huffington Post couldn't adequately edit her work. Freelance Wall Street reporter Teri Buhl tells ... continue
Bloggers as journalists – deciding judge doesn’t know what blogs are

Bloggers as journalists – deciding judge doesn’t know what blogs are

Talk about leaving your fate in the hands of angels. That is probably how Shellee Hale who as part of a defamation law suit against her is feeling right now. One of the parts of the ... continue
The blurring line between blogger and journalists

The blurring line between blogger and journalists

The other day Duncan wrote about how a group of ex-Seattle Post-Intelligencer journalists have banded together and created a new Seattle oriented news site called Seattle Post Globe. While the story in of itself ... continue
As Rome burns, journalists whine about new media

As Rome burns, journalists whine about new media

As revenue heads south, smart newspapers are looking at different ways they can adapt to survive. At the extreme end, The Christian Science Monitor announced yesterday that it was moving to a primarily online model and abandoning ... continue