New York Times plagiarist Jayson Blair becomes life coach
Jayson Blair, the disgraced former New York Times writer who resigned after plagiarising and fabricating a series of articles, has…
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Wanted: Last Man Standing — big brands and deep pockets required
Ed Pilkington, writing in the Guardian, suggests that executives at the New York Times are very fond of what we…
ByNick Denton, dinosaurs & Aztec blood lust
I love reading Nick Denton’s apocalyptic musings. When he discusses the future of media, the FT hack turned blog publisher sounds a…
ByWhy is the world’s second-richest man buying newspaper shares?
Optimists might be pleased by the news that Carlos Slim, the world’s second richest man, has just bought 6.4% of…
ByFlanders’ fun-loving past
She may appear to be frighteningly serious, but BBC economics editor Stephanie Flanders was a fun-loving girl in her younger…
BySharp elbows, big words: The Guardian talks tough
Evolution is a remarkable thing. At the Guardian Media Group, it has resulted in executives sprouting what used to be…
ByMemo to Chicken Little: Sky holding up, New York Times still in business
Yesterday, the New York Times Company held its annual meeting for shareholders in New York. A sense of crisis envelops…
ByLoss-making New York Times hit by ad slump
The New York Times posted a $335,000 loss in the first three months of this year, one of its worst-performing…
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