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The Worst Person Indeed
We've known it for a while, but the pins we've been poking into Sherm Frederick have finally pinched a national nerve earning the RJ Publisher a dubious honor. Cue ominous music.
RJ Sues Some Sources
The RJ doesn't apply its fair use case fairly
July 28, 2010It's been 20 months since the Review-Journal last had a political columnist. But now, John L. Smith -- the not... |
July 27, 2010Someone at the RJ needs a better jolt of java. "In the Supermarket Sampler column in the July 14 Taste section... |
Breaking News -- OopsHow's this for breaking news? On July 20 the RJ sends an important "Flash" on unemployment. But, when you open... |
The RJ vs. The SunThe LA Times' media critic has weighed in on the differences between the Sun and the RJ. James Rainey, who wri... |
We've known it for a while, but the pins we've been poking into Sherm Frederick have finally pinched a national nerve earning the RJ Publisher a dubious honor.Polls
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NPRI Watch
Which emperor has no clothes? On Sunday, Victor Joecks, gets lots of free parking in the RJ's editorial page monopoly game. |
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Mediadom
Sunshine at the Sun We don't regularly tally the corrections in the Las Vegas Sun, because frankly, they're so few and far between. That said, the paper had two doozies on July 8. "Sun... |
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Sherman's March
Sherm stumps for Palin The Tea Party came and the RJ printed more than one word for every protester. |
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Fact Checks
How Progressive We don't even know where to begin with RJ Editor Thomas Mitchell's blog post urging the repeal of the 19th Amendment. So, let's just say this. If Mitchell was trying... |
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