Project for Excellence in Journalism: "Understanding the Participatory News Consumer"
Mags Do Less Fact-Checking Online
Victor Navasky with Evan Lerner, Columbia Journalism Review: "Magazines and Their Websites"
Trib Comments Wiped Clean
Janese Heavin, Columbia Daily Tribune: "Candidate has online profile cut"
Tracy Greever-Rice, Columbia Daily Tribune: "Benign intent behind profile removal"
Daniel Cailler, Columbia Daily Tribune: "Kespohl refuses to claim e-mail"
Hank Waters, Columbia Daily Tribune: "The e-trail: Wanting to erase those digital tracks"
Edwards Love Child = Pulitzer?
John Timpane, The Philadelphia Inquirer: "Pulitzer for the National Enquirer?"
Michael Calderone, Politico: "Edwards epilogue: Does the press really vet presidential candidates?"
Jeffrey Brown, PBS NewsHour: "Joseph Pulitzer: Biography Tracks Rise of Media Empire"
Summarizing Health Care Summit Coverage
Frances Martel, Mediaite: "Bipartisanship! TV Pundits On Both Sides Unhappy With Health Care Summit"
Follow-up to Last Week's Scientology Story
Scott Finn, WUSF: "Scientology Hires Reporters to Investigate St. Petersburg Times" (includes audio interviews with Scientology spokesman, the paper's executive editor and professor Steve Weinberg)
Matt Stroud, True/Slant: "More from investigative reporter who chose to work with 'hostile' Scientologists" (includes email between Stroud and Weinberg)
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