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Cameron Todd Willingham: it only gets worse
You might remember that, a few weeks ago, Michael Miner wrote about the Cameron Todd Willingham story, originally broken by Steve Mills and Maurice Possley of/then of the Tribune. More recently it was covered by the New Yorker, Bob Herbert, and many other people and publications. Anyway, now that the ball is back in Gov. […]
Posted inNews & Politics
We Are 85 Percent Sad
Do the news media need to be BFFs with the public to serve the public?
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Credit Where It’s Due?
The New York Times, the New Yorker, the Long Island Lolita — the same rules apply to them all.
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The IFC TV media town hall
Gerould Kern, Don Hayner, Carol Marin, and Carl Bernstein, are among the panelists at a discussion of one of the hot topics of the moment staged by IFC TV: journalism and its troubles.
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Still ripping off
Amy Fisher surfaces at Chicago’s Admiral Theatre after a brief engagement in journalism
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This gun for hire
Sharon Keller, a Texas judge whose court was criticized by the Chicago Tribune in 2000, has been accused of discrediting the judiciary and may lose her job.
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Investing in justice
As the U.S. Supreme Court considers whether to set standards requiring state high court judges to recuse themselves from cases that involve campaign donors, the Court is asked to look into an Illinois case in which over half the state supreme court was asked to step aside.
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Illinois Supreme Court rejects motion questioning its impartiality
Four Illinois Supreme Court justices reject a motion to recuse themselves from the appeal of a suit against prominent Chicago law firm Corboy & Demetrio.
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Tribune, blogger win Polk awards
Blogger Joshua Marshall, Chicago Tribune win George Polk Awards for investigative journalism.
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Two different worlds
The Tribune covers the world but the Sun-Times knows what to do with a good local story.