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Internal Washington Post E-Mails Show Paper Editors Wary of Web Succes
Based on these internal e-mails, it looks like some editors at the Washington Post dead tree edition aren't very happy that the web version of the Post is doing well.
The web version, apparently, is outside their control. It's also growing -- one editor frets it has more readers than the paper version -- and is making money, besides.
More info on the angst is available here.
Media Matters Failed To Connect Rice "Heckler" to Cindy Sheehan
Media Matters, the liberal organization whose stated objective is in "monitoring, analyzing, and correcting conservative misinformation," chided the New York Times (in this post) for failing to identify a "heckler" at a Senate hearing as a former U.S. diplomat. Mary Ann Wright, the former diplomat, reportedly stood up from the audience at a hearing of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee on…
NBC Still Promoting Downside of GM Labor Contract
Network looks to pro-union academic to explain why deal is bad for workers.
Its Beginning to Look a Lot Like Negativity
Like holiday displays, downbeat forecasts are coming earlier and earlier.
David Gergen Compares Plamegate to Watergate on CBS’s “Early Show
David Gergen was questioned this morning during a CBS segment concerning the possibility of indictments to White House chief aide Karl Rove and Dick Cheney chief of staff Scooter Libby. The “Early Show's” Bill Plante mentioned that the White House is behaving like it’s business as usual. Gergen responded: “Bill, I was in the Nixon White House during Watergate, and we pretended that we were all…