Monthly Archives: June 2010
Reckless? Pointless?
By Chris Daly In today’s NY Times, there is a story about the arrest of two suspected terrorists that contains a troubling paragraph. (It was the 15th graf in the version I read on-line.) A law enforcement official said the … Continue reading
Filed under Journalism, New York Times
Journalism Myths
Great discussion today on NPR’s show “On Point” about myths that have grown up in the history of journalism. The guest was the estimable Prof. W. Joseph Campbell, talking about his book, “Getting it Wrong: Ten of the Greatest Misreported … Continue reading
Filed under history, Journalism
