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Harvard Nieman Journalism Lab
Talking Points Memo Takes Flak for Anonymous Sources … All According to Plan
by Zeke Turner |
October 24th, 2009
Yesterday afternoon, Talking Points Memo ran a story about the White House’s reaction to discussion of an opt-out clause in the Senate’s health care bill. But Harvard’s Nieman Journalism Lab noticed that TPM was taking an unusual amount of criticism for the story’s use of anonymous sources.
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