On Sally Quinn, money, power, bipartisanship and my inner Veblen
Sally Quinn-bashers have once again been at work—ridiculing an essay headlined Sally Quinn announces the end of power in Washington.
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Washington Post update: iPad app still shines, Sally Quinn gets honored, and I remember the darker side—the Post’s role in Gary Webb’s suicide
Do Ben Bradlee and other Washington Post luminaries actually use the iPad app they touted in one hoot of a
Washington Post columnist: ‘Fair number of readers’ wanted LESS on Quinn Bradlee’s wedding
How much coverage of Quinn Bradlee’s wedding is enough in the Washington Post, where his father was the Watergate-era editor
Quinn Bradlee’s wedding reception draws noise complaint—and three more sentences in WaPo
Well, the Washington Post has now published more than three sentences about the Quinn Bradlee-Pary Anbaz Williamson wedding festivities this
In the Washington Post today: Just three sentences on Quinn Bradlee’s wedding?
Is more on the way? Or is this it? So far I’ve spotted just three sentences in today’s online Post
Pary Williamson and Quinn Bradlee: The wedding, at last
Seen the wedding announcement in the New York Times? By the time you read this, Josiah Quinn Crowninshield Bradlee and
Sally Quinn, snobbery and the Mink Stole Ladies Syndrome
Washington is full of people telling others how to live their lives or at least wishing they could. Same for
The Washington Post, Sally Quinn and the Mink Stole Ladies: How much VIP-watching is too much?
How closely should the world follow VIP journalists and politicians and—for that matter—celebrities in general? “Newspapers spend too much time
The Sally Quinn post
It should be online by 7 p.m. Eastern tonight, and, yes, it’s mostly sympathetic toward her. I’ll make my case
David Rothman at Large 