‘Tabloid City’ vs. ‘The Solomon Scandals’: A quick, friendly comparison between Pete Hamill’s newspaper novel and mine
Pete Hamill is out with Tabloid City, a New York newspaper novel commanding its share of pixels, column inches and
The Solomon Scandals novel, politicians, the media, the Washington area, tech and other surrealism:
Pete Hamill is out with Tabloid City, a New York newspaper novel commanding its share of pixels, column inches and
Congratulations to TBD.com and sex-and-gender blogger Amanda Hess, who owned up to the goof of the century or at least
Check ‘em out. Might this one apply to some commentators’ reaction to the false sex accusations against WikiLeaker Julian Assange?
Update, Nov. 5, 2010: I’ve disabled the iPad mode for the moment but will probably bring it back when I
My thoughts on hyperlocal news—prompted by the forthcoming launch of TBD, the Web and TV combo for the D.C. area—have
See update at the end. – D.R. I’m zealously pro-copy editor. While I don’t always agree with CEs, I’d hate
Mediaite has it right. Halfhearted measures like a kind-of local blog network are not enough to protect the Washington Post’s
Update, 1:47 p.m.: Post rival’s local news strategy—a Poynter Institute item. – D.R. My online friend Beth Solomon, publisher of
Virginia, where the governor honored "Confederate History Month" without at first even acknowledging the evils of slavery, has another winner