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RIP John Bonfatti
Buffalo News reporter was 52.
(Buffalo News)

Post-Dispatch cuts 18 employees
From newsroom, other places.
(Post-Dispatch)

David Brooks & Woody Allen
Compare passages.
(DU)

Enough with "attack dog"
Says ex-Baltimore Sun newsman.
(ohmidog.com)

POSTED THURSDAY
Parental shortcomings
Columnist Lieber addresses them.
(Dallasnews.com)

Ex-NYTer Darnton discusses his book
Audio interview.
(Mr. Media)

NYDNer suspended over tossed phone
"Nobody knows what set him off."
(New York Post)

POSTED WEDNESDAY
Tony Ridder's timing
Of McClatchy stock sale.
(Doyle Reports)

Wolff's Murdoch book
On shelves in December.
(NYP/last item)

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Kurt Eichenwald, a New York Times staffer since 1985, joins Portfolio on Oct. 1 as a senior writer and investigative reporter. (The magazine launches in May.) The 45-year-old business section reporter has spent over a year investigating pedophiles on the Internet -- a task that he says sent him into counseling and won him the Payne Award for journalism ethics. || More recent Portfolio hires.
Posted at 7:01 AM September 14, 2006
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