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POSTED FRIDAY
Niagara Falls Reporter publisher ousted
Over financial irregularities.
(Buffalo News)

Reaction to Farhi's AJR piece
From David Sullivan.
(davisullblog)

Gawker cuts 19 editorial positions
Suspends bonus payments.
(NY Observer)

POSTED THURSDAY
New Yorker endorses Obama
Mag: US needs change, steadiness.
(New Yorker)

POSTED WEDNESDAY
Don't blame Ifill
If veep debate sucks.
(Slate)

Center for Public Integrity hires
Five new staffers.
(CPI)

McCain lashes out
At DMR editorial board.
(Politico.com)

Texas Monthly's next editor
Jake Silverstein.
(Texas Monthly)

 

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Time-blog.com | TheDeal.com
The Deal's Yvette Kantrow has questioned why news orgs send their journalists to Davos. Justin Fox has some answers for her:
* If your news operation has a significant presence there, that presumably raises its profile among people who matter.
* They're getting access to people who normally wouldn't talk to them.
* If most of your sources are going to be in Davos, you might as well be there too. PLUS: A few more reasons.
> Something interesting was said at Davos, but it's off-the-record (Jarvis)
Posted at 11:54 AM Jan 29, 2008
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