Speller-poets vs. reporters who ‘see through words’
Twitter has been abuzz with talk about The Price of Typos. Here’s the angle in the essay that most intrigues
Tag: TBD
Politics and Prose bookstore: A role model for the Washington Post, with potential Post-Kaplan synergies?
Something bizarre is happening at Politics and Prose, and perhaps a few other bookstores in the Washington area—and therein may
More original reporting and suburban stories at TBD on the way—now that GM Jim Brady has resigned?
In the middle of the Great Library Debates raging on the Atlantic site and elsewhere, I had to neglect something.
Washington Post hyperlocal launch expected in the ‘late spring,’ Post source tells me
So what’s “close”—the word that a TBD headline used in describing the Washington Post’s hyperlocal launch”? Psst! A Post source
Extra-hyperlocal editions of the Washington Post may debut soon—with lessons learned from the Loudoun County debacle
Update, 7 p.m.: Looks as if "close" is late spring 2011. – D.R. I hated the Washington Post’s hyperlocal edition
TBD’s correction of the year—and my rec for news sites: Software to show ALL post-pub changes
Congratulations to TBD.com and sex-and-gender blogger Amanda Hess, who owned up to the goof of the century or at least
The Web metrics jungle: TBD hyperlocal site beats WUSA and Washington Examiner in ONE local Web measurement derby
TBD.com’s hyperlocal site is drawing more local Web traffic than WUSA-TV and the Washington Examiner and may close in on
News site traffic counts: Why hidden? Washington Post Quantcast statistics concealed from public
Update, September 20: The Washington Post tells me that it prefers to stick to Nielsen statistics in public. I’m checking
TBD hyperlocal news experiment in D.C. area: Still iffy, with mixed numbers from Alexa Web measurement service
Right here in the Washington, D.C. area, TBD is one of the most-watched rolls of the dice in American journalism.
David Rothman at Large 