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Ads by Google Related Topics journalistic fraud Serious Fraud Office electoral fraud John Reed journalist Mike Wallace journalist journalistic fraud David Brooks journalist John McCarthy journalist      Category:Fraud - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia The main article for this category is Fraud. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Fraud   (54 words)      New York Times editors resign - PittsburghLIVE.com Blair, 27, resigned May 1 after he was found by the Times to have "committed frequent acts of journalistic fraud." The newspaper announced it would form a committee to review newsroom policies, including hiring practices, the use of unidentified sources, the use of freelancers and byline and dateline practices. Reproduction or reuse prohibited without written consent from PittsburghLIVE. The Times detailed the fraud over four full pages in its May 11 edition, but the controversy was not quelled. http://www.pittsburghlive.com/x/tribune-review/national/s_138365.html   (839 words)      Overt Liberal Media Bias: Journalistic Fraud - Page 2 Fraud - DECEIT, TRICKERY; specifically : intentional perversion of truth in order to induce another to part with something of value or to surrender a legal right b : an act of deceiving or misrepresenting : TRICK Jesus man, Fraud is "an act of deceiving or misrepresenting", it doesn't get any simpler than that. http://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?t=68269&page=2   (3324 words)      SignOnSanDiego.com > News > Nation -- Top two editors at New York Times resign amid turmoil from Jayson Blair ... As an outgrowth of that investigation, the newspaper said it would form a committee to review newsroom policies, including hiring practices, the use of unidentified sources and freelancers, and byline and dateline practices. Blair, 27, resigned from the newspaper on May 1. Raines had been editor of the editorial page for eight years and previously headed the newspaper's bureaus in Washington and London when he was named to succeed Lelyveld. http://www.signonsandiego.com/news/nation/20030605-1704-nytimesresignations.html   (1239 words)      CQ Researcher Michael Richards and Clay Calvert, professors of journalism and law at Pennsylvania State University, argue in a forthcoming article that rogue journalists — and their employers — should be legally liable for plagiarism and other journalistic fraud. Beatle George Harrison is sued for plagiarizing a copyrighted song and ordered to pay $587,000 in damages. Other educators say many high-school students don't understand — or were never taught — about copyright regulations and how to properly cite sources. http://smccd.net/accounts/karas/cqresrre2003091900.htm   (14588 words)      Poynter Online - Journalistic Fraud On Rise; Industry's Defensive Posture Doesn't Help He pointedly asserted that news organizations must rein in this all-too-common practice if they are serious about averting fraud. Goldstein called The Washington Post's use of the ombudsman position a model for all papers, crediting Overholser for what he called her "crusade" against anonymous sources. They assessed the damage to the press's reputation and considered how news organizations might better police themselves and rebuild public trust. http://www.poynter.org/content/content_view.asp?id=40733   (951 words)      Timothy L. O'Brien - Journalistic Fraud Emanuel E. Zeltser, a classically trained pianist who passed the New York bar exam without any formal legal training in the United States, has positioned himself as the kind of savvy, inside source that journalists and investigators covet. Zeltser's legal maneuverings against the bank appeared stalled until the news broke last August that federal investigators were looking into possible money laundering at the Bank of New York. Alarming reports from Moscow and New York show that Russian financial racketeers are back to their usual stratagem of thwarting criminal and civil proceedings by halting media exposure of their money laundering activity in Russia the US. http://www.russianlaw.org/nyt-zel-article.htm   (2887 words)      The Globe Online Your byline is your promise to the public that what they are about to read is true and accurate information written by you. They all have committed some act of journalistic fraud by making up stories or embellishing facts. Glass was the executive editor of Upenn’s Daily Pennsylvanian and then moved to Washington, DC and worked numerous freelance jobs. http://web.pointpark.edu/~stnews/plaguesin.html   (1080 words)      Rantingprofs: JOURNALISTIC FRAUD Listed below are links to weblogs that reference JOURNALISTIC FRAUD: Just click on the icon and you'll be taken straight to Amazon and be able to purchase the book for the same price, but still make a small contribution to this site (which would be greatly appreciated!). He begins, in fact, with a charming story of how, as a high school student in a small town, he won a year's subscription to the Times in a public speaking contest. http://rantingprofs.typepad.com/rantingprofs/2003/12/journalistic_fr.html   (355 words)      Blogcritics.org: On Dealing Seriously With Journalistic Fraud I've written on Armstrong Williams, Maggie Gallagher being lumped in that category is just wrong, and Michael McManus was old news when it came out. Yes, that story where obviously forged documents were used to try to discredit the President during an election (you know, the ones that had P.O. Box 12345 in the header). The other thing the two journalistic missteps have in common is that both of the supposedly shocking issues they were exposing are basically trivial and not actually controversial at all - excep that someone capitalized on the Newsweek story to start a fatal riot. http://blogcritics.org/archives/2005/05/17/172408.php   (2052 words)      Journalistic Fraud - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Kohn claims, for example, that the Times omits the adjective "liberal" when describing liberal sources while still applying the adjective "conservative" when describing conservative sources as part of a hidden conspiracy to establish liberal views as "mainstream." Journalistic Fraud claims to detail the precise way a unified liberal bias perpetuates the media, citing copious examples from the New York Times. Both books allege a climate of liberal bias in which reporters routinely slant or spike news stories to ensure that the media presents only a liberal point of view. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Journalistic_Fraud   (159 words)      Keyword His objective is to restore the Times as the “newspaper of record” by providing point-by-point examples of the liberal... Harmful not only for those directly involved, but also for the journalist and the... Kohn lays out his case in his second book, Journalistic Fraud: How the New York Times Distorts the News and Why It Can No Longer Be Trusted. http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/keyword?k=journalistic   (838 words)      Untitled Document Iraq’s postwar journalists and politicians say criticism of authority is at the core of the democratic ideal. • Do not require licenses for newspapers, magazines, individual journalists. After the Blair scandal erupted, columnists and talk shows debated whether Blair’s fraud was a case of affirmative action gone awry. http://www.agrnews.org/issues/230/mediawatch.html   (1686 words)      Jet: New York Times says reporter committed 'journalistic fraud' Blair resigned in a letter to the New York Times blaming "personal issues" and apologizing for his "lapse of journalistic integrity." He also said he was "seeking appropriate counseling," according to news reports. The review found problems in at least 36 of the 73 articles written by Jayson Blair that spanned from the time he began receiving national reporting assignments in late October to his May 1 resignation. Among the reported examples of fraud were stories in which Blair falsified visits to the home of former prisoner of war Jessica Lynch and a Navy hospital in Maryland where wounded Marines were patients. http://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m1355/is_22_103/ai_n6089980   (365 words)      Bookreporter.com - JOURNALISTIC FRAUD by Bob Kohn Making the chief of the editorial page the chief of the news columns will not quiet those suspicions. Excerpted from JOURNALISTIC FRAUD: How the New York Times Distorts the News and Why It Can No Longer Be Trusted © Copyright 2003 by Bob Kohn. The criticism presented here is derived solely from the pages of the newspaper, combined with my training as a lawyer and the education of journalism classes I took in school. http://www.bookreporter.com/reviews/0785261044-excerpt.asp   (9265 words)      Townhall.com Book Service: Journalistic Fraud by Bob Kohn Journalistic Fraud: How The New York Times Distorts the News and Why It Can No Longer Be Trusted shows to what lengths the Times goes to in order to package the most outlandish liberal perspectives as objective presentations of the facts (often with incredible care and masterful subtlety). Why the reforms promised in the wake of the Blair scandal won't make the Times any more trustworthy Hard choices the New York Times must make now in order to regain its reputation for journalistic accuracy http://www.thbookservice.com/BookPage.asp?prod_cd=c6340   (895 words)      Jayson Blair speaks for International Speakers Bureau He entered the University of Maryland as a journalism student in 1995 and while he was a student there he worked on the University newspaper, The Diamondback, and for the Capital News Service, a student-run wire service. For several years until the spring of 2003, Jayson T. Blair was a promising young reporter at The New York Times. The collapse of his journalistic career, which became public in an unprecedented, 14,000 word front page story in The New York Times on Mothers Day, 2003, must go down as one of the most widely reported personal and professional breakdowns in the history of American media. http://www.internationalspeakers.com/speakers/ISBB-65AMC2/Jayson_Blair   (1209 words)      Jet: New York Times' top editors resign after Blair scandal - Communications - Jayson Blair admits to fraud; Howell ... Blair, 27, resigned May I alter he was found by the Times to have "committed frequent acts of journalistic fraud."An initial investigation found fraud, plagiarism and inaccuracies in 36 of 73 articles Blair wrote between October and April (JET, May 26). The Times detailed the fraud over four full pages in its May 11 edition, and announced it would form a committee to review newsroom policies, but the storm was not quelled. Save a personal copy of this article and quickly find it again with Furl.net. http://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m1355/is_26_103/ai_104438890   (538 words)      mediabistro.com: Content You think there's obviously a specific slant in play there. You're not a journalist, tell me about what qualifies you to make these judgments. Not on the journalism faculty at Columbia, someone who lunches at Michael's, or a Kalb, Bob Kohn is not someone who under normal circumstances would spend his days thinking about The New York Times. http://www.mediabistro.com/articles/cache/a705.asp   (1648 words)      The Film Tribune's Books in Review -- Journalistic Fraud (2003) Journalistic Fraud shows every symptom of the illness plaguing nearly every discussion of the media and politics in the United States -- the unwillingness to take into account, or even listen to, what the other side has to say. Examples like this abound throughout Journalistic Fraud, but all the author's carefully selected "evidence" of the Times's "bias" rings false, and the impression one has is that anyone reading the Times during the same period could have written a book with a different conclusion. And once Goldberg admitted the existence of corporate pressure for profits, only those who agree that, to paraphrase A.J. Liebling, freedom of the press is guaranteed only to those who own one, would arrive at the conclusion that the journalists' individual leftist bias is the greater of the two evils. http://www.filmtribune.com/journalisticfraud.html   (629 words)      WorldNetDaily News Archives: Bob Kohn Friday, February 20, 2004 by Bob Kohn -- If a journalist were seeking the most credible evidence of the Bush administration's success in establishing peace in Iraq, what could be better than a memo to that effect written by the No. 1 person in charge of the insurgency in Iraq? Friday, March 26, 2004 by Bob Kohn -- Because the New York Times refuses to print it (or even refer to it) and in case you missed it elsewhere, the following are excerpts from a conversation that former counterterrorism chief Richard A. Clarke had with several news reporters in A... Bob Kohn is the author of "Journalistic Fraud: How The New York Times Distorts the News and Why It Can No Longer Be Trusted." Available from ShopNetDaily. http://www.worldnetdaily.com/news/archives.asp?AUTHOR_ID=230   (531 words)      JS Online: Reporter's story is a tale of poor management at The Times Barnicle resigned under pressure amid suspicions that he fabricated and plagiarized some of his work. Blair, an ambitious young African-American reporter, is accused of committing 36 acts of journalistic fraud, including plagiarism, in stories published by that paper. It doesn't matter that Blair was hired as part of a diversity initiative or a race-based preference; Times management had a responsibility to guide this individual and to correct him when he fell short of the paper's standards. http://www.jsonline.com/bym/biz2biz/jun03/145448.asp?format=print   (1020 words)      [No title] Kohn also co-authored with his father the legal treatise, Kohn on Music Licensing, hailed by USA Today as the "bible of legal issues in the music world." The Los Angeles Times has become the equivalent in "journalist fraud" on the West Coast, as clearly evidenced by how the L.A. Times blatantly manipulated the news, voter polls, defended California Governor Gray Davis against his recall, and mercilessly attacked replacement candidate, Arnold Schwarzenneger at the 11th hour. http://www.realdemocracy.com/bobkohn.htm   (312 words)      New York Times says former reporter 'committed frequent acts of journalistic fraud' In a letter sent to the Times and read to the AP after his resignation, Blair blamed "personal issues" and apologized for his "lapse of journalistic integrity." The review found problems in at least 36 of the 73 articles written by Jayson Blair from the time he began receiving national reporting assignments in late October to his May 1 resignation. The Times said Blair was aided in his deception by the use of laptops and cell phones -- which prevented his editors from knowing where he was -- and his access to databases of news articles and photographs, from which he took details of places he had never been. http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?file=/news/archive/2003/05/10/national1805EDT0618.DTL   (1102 words)      [No title] New York Times reporter Jayson Blair was fired from his job in May 2003 when it was learned that he had committed frequent acts of journalistic fraud. http://www.discoverthenetwork.org/individualProfile.asp?indid=978   (179 words)      http://www Blair's deceits went undetected for so long: a failure of communication among senior editors; few complaints from the subjects of his articles; his savviness and his ingenious ways of covering his tracks. Most of all, no one saw his carelessness as a sign that he was capable of systematic fraud. Among those guidelines: "When we use facts gathered by any other organization, we attribute them"; "writers at The Times are their own principal fact checkers and often their only ones"; "we should distinguish in print between personal interviews and telephone or e-mail interviews." http://www.satireonline.com/external/blair.html   (6498 words)      Open Letter to the Orange County Register - RE: Journalistic Fraud The incident has attracted the attention of a wide group of citizens who have written to us. As a professional, you need to address this issue honestly and out front before the OC Register loses more credibility than it has historically already lost. It is the kind of sinister fraud intended to hurt an entire community of people who make a sizeable part of the Orange County population. http://www.aztlan.net/ocregisterfraud2.htm   (419 words)      Poynter Online - Mirror of the Times The paper could simply have fired Blair, disclosed the fraud and issued an apology, treating his conduct for what it is--differing in degree, not in kind, from what is, alas, all too common in the hypercompetitive, Internet- and cable TV-driven atmosphere of big-city journalism. In that setting, invention is likely to be quickly set to right by direct, face-to-face protests from the offended parties. In hiring and promoting Jayson Blair, the paper violated its long-professed policy of farming out young journalists to apprenticeships at small papers, where their errors can be corrected and their character scrubbed with steel wool without inflicting much damage on the community. http://www.poynter.org/content/content_view.asp?id=36617   (919 words)      'Huge Black Eye' What is "fit to print" is the truth as straight as we can tell it, which is why Times people are so furious at this galling breach. As he moved to more responsible assignments, some editors failed to pass along assessments of his past shortcomings while others felt the need to protect the confidentiality of his troubles. Apparently this 27-year-old was given too many second chances by editors eager for this ambitious black journalist to succeed. http://www.nytimes.com/glogin?URI=http://www.nytimes.com/2003/05/12/opinion/12SAFI.html&OQ=_rQ3D3Q26orefQ3DsloginQ26orefQ3Dslogin&OP=8252c8cQ2FqsljqQ25rf7errHnqn!!Iq!_qinqr5VSVrSqinyEoCQ2A0H6m   (739 words)      Tightly Wound: I Stand Corrected. Jacques Derrida never wrote the excerpt about 9/11 that they lampooned in their October issue. But of course, the introduction to the "metonymy" issue is exaclty what Harper's deleted, to make it appear that the author is simply raving. The word "truncated" simply does not convey the severe journalistic fraud of presenting a gutted and reassembled excerpt without a single set of ellipses to let the reader know that what they're reading is a random and arbitrary pastiche. http://www.bigarmwoman.com/archives/000292.html   (1050 words)      Journalistic Fraud Precedes NY Times Resignations -- 06/05/2003 Journalistic Fraud Precedes NY Times Resignations -- 06/05/2003 It was Blair's fraud that loomed large in the June 5 resignations of New York Times Executive Editor Howell Raines and Managing Editor Gerald Boyd. Reprinted in this space are excerpts from the Times article 'Correcting the Record,' in which reporters and researchers for the newspaper documented fabrications, plagiarism and other problems with Blair's work. http://www.cnsnews.com/ViewNation.asp?Page=\Nation\archive\200306\NAT20030605d.html   (1690 words)      BBC NEWS World Americas US reporter 'lied to readers' An internal review found problems in at least 36 of the 73 articles written by Jayson Blair, 27, from the time he got national reporting assignments last October to his resignation on 1 May. A reporter with the highly respected New York Times committed repeated "acts of journalistic fraud", including stealing material from other papers and inventing quotes, the newspaper has admitted. Dozens of stories he had written in the previous two years had turned out to contain false information and quotes. http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/americas/3018505.stm   (552 words)      USATODAY.com - Media weigh in on 'journalistic fraud' Sunday, in a 7,500-word account that filled two pages, the Times detailed how Jayson Blair, 27, "committed frequent acts of journalistic fraud" covering the Washington, D.C., sniper case and the war with Iraq. A few recent publicized journalistic lapses may give the impression of a trend: A Los Angeles Times photographer faked a photo during the war; two Salt Lake Tribune staffers sold information about the Elizabeth Smart case to the National Enquirer. Though experts say the news media generally do a good job of policing themselves, a reporter determined to deceive his bosses can get away with it. http://www.usatoday.com/life/columnist/mediamix/2003-05-11-mediamix_x.htm   (1071 words)      - toledoblade.com - This included "widespread fabrication and plagiarism [which] represent a profound betrayal of trust,'' the Times said on its front page May 11, in what must be the most embarrassing story ever to appear in the publication which has long regarded itself as America's newspaper of record. The real victims, in my opinion, are the thousands of hard-working journalists across the nation whose images have been recklessly damaged by one individual who was out of control. That trust was terribly shaken across America last month with the revelation that a reporter for the New York Times, perhaps the world's most trusted newspaper, had committed what it admitted was "frequent acts of journalistic fraud while covering significant news events." http://www.toledoblade.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20030519/COLUMNIST17/105190132   (1079 words)      Journalistic Fraud at the Orange County Register? This Sunday, La Voz de Aztlan was alerted to the possible publishing of "faked" anti-Mexican "Letters to the Editor" by the large Orange County Register newspaper in Southern California. It now appears that "journalistic fraud" is a major problem with more US newspapers than just the New York Times. Los Angeles, Alta California - September 22, 2003 - (ACN) The New York Times recently suffered a major setback when it became public that one of its reporters routinely faked articles that were subsequently published in the newspaper. http://www.aztlan.net/ocregisterfraud.htm   (783 words)      Sammon Excoriates Media on Katrina Video: “Journalistic Fraud” & “Disingenuous” NewsBusters.org But as FNC's Brit Hume noted on his show Thursday night, the video, which MSNBC's Hardball hyped Wednesday as “breaking news,” was hardly any such thing, or “confidential video” as the AP hyped, since the video was made public at the time and the sessions were open to the press. During Hume's panel segment, Bill Sammon, fresh to the Washington Examiner from the Washington Times, excoriated his press corps colleagues for “journalistic fraud” as well as “disingenuous” and "bogus" reporting. Referring to the video of a meeting President Bush participated in from his Texas ranch, Sammon charged: “It's held out today and yesterday as almost a smoking gun. http://newsbusters.org/node/4265   (1108 words)      Forbes.com: FACTBOX-Key developments in New York Times scandal Asked whether he had considered resigning, Raines said he would not unless it was requested by publisher Arthur Sulzberger Jr. The New York Times national reporter Jayson Blair, 27, resigns after fabricating quotes, falsifying datelines and using material from other newspapers in dozens of articles over a 6-month period. Raines announces a committee will investigate how Blair was able to commit journalistic fraud and what changes were needed to prevent a recurrence. http://www.forbes.com/business/newswire/2003/06/05/rtr991957.html   (389 words)      WorldNetDaily: 'Journalistic Fraud' soaring on Amazon "Journalistic Fraud: How the New York Times Distorts the News" by Bob Kohn climbed the charts recently after a spate of interviews Kohn did on national radio and television. Kohn shows how the original founding vision of the Times was hijacked by those with a political agenda who used the prestigious paper to spread a dangerous form of propaganda. Over the years, Kohn writes, he has seen his favorite newspaper become increasingly corrupted by its flagrantly political management. http://www.worldnetdaily.com/news/printer-friendly.asp?ARTICLE_ID=34410   (410 words)      t a c i t u s Comments New Journalistic Fraud: CNN In any case, I think your level of certitude that Schneider committed fraud is about as half-baked as what Schneider said. At most for you, we can say we don't know whether he meant the offending sentence as a fact or as poorly supported opinion. Armando (User Info) Posted on: Mon Sep 20th, 2004 at 09:37:30 AM EST http://www.tacitus.org/comments/2004/9/19/163152/684/4   (1090 words)      The Bernoulli Effect: The Cold Calculus Of A Journalistic Fraud Consider Rathergate and the simpering tributes heaped upon Dan Rather at his retirement: If Rather was as good a journalist as everyone claimed, how then did he fail to stop the obviously bogus story that went out under his leadership? Likewise, in this case Newsweek will no doubt hide behind its mainstream facade of J-school arrogance; it looks like they will adopt the CBS stratey of rope-a-dope half-apologies. Wretchard at The Belmont Club delivers a sharp smack to Newsweek over its "journalistic integrity" (hat tip: Bill Roggio): http://www.thebernoullieffect.com/archives/2005/05/the_cold_calcul_1.htm   (746 words)      Blanch Evans - Journalistic Fraud For that matter, the owners of Realty Times should also be somewhat concerned by Blanche's historic comments now couched in the light of a member of HMSK senior management migrating over to her employer... Perhaps John even walked her through a series of hard questions she could ask...questions which only an insider with fiduciary responsibility to the owners of the firm would have. It's the mere possibility of this possible impropriety occurring that most reputable journalists would shy away from even considering this story. http://realtytimes.com/rtinteractive/fe4ed801e85a466486256b210022b105   (369 words)      Fib Newton - The lesson behind the AP's sacking of reporter Christopher Newton (it's not what you think). By Jack Shafer The AP alleges that in at least 40 of the many hundred stories Newton wrote for the wire service between Jan. 13, 2000, and Sept. 8, 2002, Newton quoted sources who appear not to exist. But before we commence our vilification of Newton we should return to the scenes of the alleged crime and review both Newton's modus operandi and that of the AP. We should all throw our hands up in the air, of course, and curse the name of Christopher Newton if, as the AP says, he folded fiction into the dry facts that the AP dispenses to the 15,200 newspapers and broadcasters around the world. http://www.slate.com/?id=2073304&device=   (1369 words)      Journalistic Fraud: How the (0785261044), Book - Hardcover You can be the first person to review this item. Journalistic Fraud: How the (0785261044), Book - Hardcover http://www.e316.com/0785261044.htm   (18 words)      Andrew Stuttaford on Walter Duranty & Pulitzer on National Review Online Well, at least he didn't refer to it as a "final" solution. Too much criticism of Stalin's rule and this privileged existence would end. There is, naturally, always room for disagreement over how events are interpreted, particularly in an era of revolutionary change, but Duranty's writings clearly tipped over into propaganda, and, often, outright deception, a cynical sugarcoating of the squalor of a system in which he almost certainly didn't believe. http://www.nationalreview.com/stuttaford/stuttaford050703.asp   (1130 words)      BookCloseouts.com Bargain Books - Bookstore - Book Sale Bob Kohn is an attorney and seasoned executive with experience in both the entertainment and high-tech industries. In Journalistic Fraud Kohn proves that the Times can no longer be trusted. This is a simple, straightforward, thoroughly studied critique from a lifelong reader of the Times - a loyal subscriber who wants to see the paper returned to its original position as a model of journalistic integrity - not journalistic fraud. http://www.bookcloseouts.com/?R=0785261044A   (259 words)      Journalistic Fraud resigned May 1 after he was found by the Times to have "committed frequent acts of journalistic fraud." VIEWS EXPRESSED IN THIRD-PARTY MATERIAL DO NOT NECESSARILY REFLECT THE VIEWS OF THE AMERICAN RUSSIAN LAW INSTITUTE. http://www.russianlaw.org/nyt-journalistic_fraud.htm   (319 words)      Amazon.ca: Journalistic Fraud: How the New York Times Distorts the News and Why It Can No Longer Be Trusted: Books Journalistic Fraud: How the New York Times Distorts the News and Why It Can No Longer Be Trusted Kohn hasn't read the Washington Times, or the NY Post, or listened to The Palm Beach Drug Addict/Radio talk show host. Look for books like Journalistic Fraud: How the New York Times Distorts the News and Why It Can No Longer Be Trusted by subject: http://www.amazon.ca/exec/obidos/ASIN/0785261044   (483 words)      Order Journalistic Fraud Please send ___ copy(ies) of Journalistic Fraud, Bob Kohn's new book on deception and corruption at The New York Times. http://www.aim.org/publications/aim_report/2004/postcards/january/jf-order.html   (40 words)      Keyword Donate to FR Articles indexed to journalismmedia (in order of time indexed.) CBS's blue-ribbon panel on journalistic fraud at the network has extended rather than ended the fraud. The panel's report contains a heading called "Factors that Support a Conclusion that a Political Agenda Did Not Motivate the September 8 Segment." Guess what the panel puts under it? http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/keyword?k=journalismmedia   (615 words)      We knew enough to check Sammon’s source. Free people should see what we found. What do we do about dissemblers like Sammon, who conjure tales to make people think that public officials are deeply corrupt? About journalists who take $28 from thousands of people, then lie in their readers’ faces? What exactly should free people do about character assassins like Sammon? http://dailyhowler.com/h061801_1.shtml   (1288 words)

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