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Whitewashing Kissinger By Dissing WaPo on Watergate? The Economist Isn’t Buying It

Historians generally agree that Watergate was a great moment for the press – and for the Washington Post, which published the scoops of that would eventually take down a president. But the July 17th issue of the Economist points to a more unorthodox take: That the Washington Post was selfish, irresponsible, and directly responsible for thwarting the World Peace that Richard Nixon would certainly have won.

Seymour ‘Cassandra’ Hersh, 4 Months Ahead of NYT

Why does everyone ignore Seymour Hersh? That’s what NYU Local editor Cody Brown wants to know, asking furiously on Twitter: “Why did the NYT omit mention of Seymour Hersh from the CIA story?” New Yorker editor David Remnick weighs in.

POWER GRID – Print/Online Reporters: The Cult of the Personality

Print/Online Reporters is the second biggest category in our Power Grid next to TV Reporters, and arguably captures best the changing and often blurry landscape of today’s journalism. What is a reporter? What is a blogger? What happens when the two overlap? It’s a tricky state of affairs.

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