The exemplar temptation produces bad journalism.
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Conservative Does Journalism, Gets Hailed as Demi-God
Why the National Review’s Robert Costa became the journalistic star of the shutdown.
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Coverage of 2012 Campaign Disappointingly Unbiased
It turns out the press was equally favorable toward Obama and Romney. Go figure.
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Outrage-Based Media and the Specter of False Racism Charges
If you’re a consumer of conservative talk, you’re apparently sure that arguing with liberals inevitably means being called a racist.
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The Arbitrary Nature of Media Attention
Should we be paying so much attention to the likes of Ted Cruz and Rand Paul?
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It’s Not about the Video Games
After every mass shooting, we have to have the same stupid discussion.
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Just What Cable News Needs: More Bickering
Crossfire is back on CNN. What did America do to deserve this?
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Investigative Journalism Producing Change, Local Edition
The Washington Post uncovers an injustice that looks like it’ll be stopped, and only a newspaper would have and could have done it.
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Amid the Unwashed Masses
When reporters quote ordinary citizens sounding stupid, are they just doing their jobs?
