Washington Post Columnist Warns Journalists of Trump Presidency: ‘The Fight of Their Lives’
“Trump’s reign will probably be awash in investigations and prosecutions of journalists for doing their jobs,” Margaret Sullivan writes
Margaret Sullivan
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Edward Snowden Explains How FBI Could Review Clinton Emails So Fast
He only needs 140 characters
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How the Left and Right Covered the Megyn Kelly-Newt Gingrich Fight
Fox News host and former Speaker of the house polarize voters, media
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Washington Post Media Columnist Supports Pardon for ‘Brave’ Edward Snowden
“Snowden did an important — and brave — service for the American public,” Margaret Sullivan writes days after paper came out against a pardon for the whistleblower
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New York Times Names Liz Spayd Public Editor
“Liz is an exceptionally accomplished journalist,” publisher Arthur Sulzberger, Jr. says
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New York Times Refuses to Retract Story Despite NFL Demands
The paper doesn’t feel it made any errors by calling the league’s concussion research “flawed” and incomplete”
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New York Times Public Editor Questions ‘Stealth Editing’ of Bernie Sanders Story
Margaret Sullivan isn’t happy with the way updates to a story were handled
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New York Times Cracks Down On Use of Anonymous Sources
An email sent to newsroom staffers this morning details the new policy meant to curb ‘overreliance on unnamed sources’
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New York Times Public Editor to Exit for Washington Post
Margaret Sullivan will become a media columnist in her new role
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New York Times to Adopt Automated Comments on Online Stories
Readers with “history of a lot of good comments that have been approved” will have their comments go through immediately
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Maureen Dowd Fires Back at Critics After Joe Biden Denies Son’s Deathbed Wish for Presidential Run
“I never reported a last-minute deathbed scene where Beau grabbed his father’s hand,” New York Times columnist says
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NY Times’ Dean Baquet Admits D.C. Reporters ‘Should’ve Been Consulted More’ for Bin Laden Cover Story
Paper’s editor tries to reassure concerned reporters while responding to internal concern over controversial story, “Do We Really Know The Truth About His Death?”
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NY Times Public Editor Rips Paper’s Amazon Takedown: ‘It Should Have Provided More Balance’
Ombudsman says article relied too heavily on anecdotal evidence
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Hillary Clinton’s Scathing Letter to NY Times: Email Story ‘Abandonment of Standard Journalistic Practices’
“We remain perplexed by the Times’ slowness to acknowledge its errors after the fact, and some of the shaky justifications that Times’ editors have made,” Clinton campaign says in 1,903-word letter
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New York Times Public Editor: Hillary Clinton Email Story a ‘Mess,’ ‘Fraught With Inaccuracies’
“We should have explained to our readers right away what happened here, as soon as we knew it,” executive editor Dean Baquet tells Margaret Sullivan
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NY Times’ Top Editor Questions Newsroom Diversity After Shonda Rhimes Fallout
Executive Editor Dean Baquet doesn’t criticize writer Alessandra Stanley’s original “angry black woman” piece
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N.Y. Times Public Editor: Reporter Used Poor Judgment in Tesla Review
The New York Times' ombudswoman found flaws in reporter John M. Broder's contested Tesla review
