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Evan Hansen / Wired:
Violations of Editorial Standards Found in WIRED Writer's Blog — This week we concluded a preliminary WIRED review of a sample of articles from Jonah Lehrer's personal blog, Frontal Cortex, which was active on Wired.com from July 2010 through June 2012. The review was conducted by Charles Seife …
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Charles Seife / Slate:
Jonah Lehrer's Journalistic Misdeeds at Wired.com — An investigation reveals evidence of plagiarism, dodgy quotes, and factual inaccuracies. — For the past three months, Jonah Lehrer, science journalist, author of three books, and (former) New Yorker staff writer has been under siege.
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JIMROMENESKO.COM, @sdkstl, @mathewi and Poynter
Nat Ives / AdAge:
Newsweek's Anti-Obama Cover Set to Be a Newsstand Hit — Newsweek received withering and widespread criticism over its “Hit the Road, Barack” cover story by Niall Ferguson. The magazine had become “an august publication letting itself be used to misinform readers,” critics said …
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Forbes and New York Magazine
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Nat Ives / AdAge:
Former Dow Jones President Expected To Join Time Inc. Overseeing News and Sports — Company Still Settling on New Publisher for Time Magazine — Time Inc. is expected to name former Dow Jones executive Todd Larsen to lead its news and sports brands, according to people familiar with the company's plans.
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The Wrap
Adrian Chen / Gawker:
Anonymous Leaks Secret New York Times Correspondences That Reveal Reporters' Shocking Competence — Anonymous declared war on the New York Times this week, launching “OpNYT” on Wednesday. Unlike most actions by the crippled hacktivist collective these days, their attack on the Times …
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Pastebin.com, New York Times and Betabeat
Ben Smith / BuzzFeed:
Why News Organizations Spent Millions At The RNC — The CNN Grill cost about $2 million, a source says. Marketing for media, as well as the party. — Piers Morgan interviews the Romney sons at the CNN Grill. Source: i2.cdn.turner.com — Political conventions represent …
Mathew Ingram / GigaOM:
Why can't we just admit that journalists are human? — Should journalists be allowed to have opinions? If so, when and where — and how — should they be allowed to express them? Such questions have been a thorn in the side of the traditional media industry almost since the web was invented …
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Michael Calderone / The Huffington Post:
ABC News Veteran Sam Donaldson: David Chalian Is ‘Not Damaged Goods’
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Erik Wemple and mediabistro.com
Justin Elliott / ProPublica:
Watergate Journalist Carl Bernstein Spoke at Event Supporting Iranian ‘Terrorist’ Group — On a Saturday afternoon last February, journalist Carl Bernstein got up on stage at the grand ballroom of the Waldorf Astoria in Manhattan and delivered a speech questioning the listing …
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@davidfolkenflik and @felixsalmon
Reuters:
US grants asylum to Ecuadorean journalist — Columnist who fled to Miami after being ordered to pay millions in libel case pushed by President Correa can stay in US — A newspaper columnist who fled Ecuador after he was sentenced to jail and ordered to pay millions of dollars …
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John Micek / Morning Call:
Reaction to fewer print days mixed — Age, it turns out, is a fairly reliable predictor of reader reaction to the Harrisburg Patriot-News' plan to stop publishing the print version of its newspaper four days of the week. “This is the state capital and now it won't have a daily newspaper …
Jeff Bercovici / Forbes:
A Reluctant Farewell To Cord-Cutting After 13 Years and $8,000 In Savings — I was the television industry's worst nightmare. Now, I may be its best hope. — For years, the phenomenon of cord-cutting — people choosing to get their entertainment over the internet rather than via cable or satellite TV …
Emma Bazilian / Adweek:
‘USA Today’ Debuts High School Football Mag — This weekend, high school football fans in 11 markets across the country will have the chance to see their favorite local stars highlighted in Prime, the debut magazine from USA Today Sports. The color insert, of which 550,000 copies …
Josh Stearns / MediaShift:
The Rise of Ad-Hoc Journalist Support Networks — Journalistic collaboration isn't just something that happens between newsrooms. Increasingly, journalists working outside of traditional news organizations are coming together to support each other in a range of ways, from offering safety advice …
Erik Wemple:
Fact-checking renegade: Los Angeles Times — A few years back, the Los Angeles Times considered joining a runaway industry trend. Everywhere you clicked on the political web, it seemed, someone was putting the drywall and paint on a stand-alone, cleverly branded fact-checking machine …
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Jack Shafer, CBS New York and nbcnewyork.com
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