Romenesko

Miami Herald
Edward Schumacher-Matos examined three months of coverage. "I found the articles in the news pages to be fair, with no appreciable bias for one side or the other," he writes. "Any thoughts of Jewish conspiracies are, of course, nonsense. Neither McClatchy nor Knight Ridder before it had Jewish owners, and the few news organizations that do, such as The New York Times, where I once reported, are among the most critical newspapers of the Israeli occupation." || More editor/ombud columns:
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