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Is a big newspaper a military-style organization—or factory in disguise?

Military veterans have been some of the most appreciative readers of The Solomon Scandals. I’m not surprised. Jon Stone, the

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The Skyline collapse---and property rights vs. human life
After Skyline high-rise collapse: Yells from rescuers atop the debris, silence from the ruins---and a chilling news segment from Channel 9
Russia’s female Jon Stewart: Alyona Minkovski wittily ridicules U.S. debacles on global media network
E-trends and other fun for book people to mull over: A mix of reckless and not-so-reckless predictions
How Washington Post and New York Times could outgun hyperlocal sites like TBD and Baristanet
First novel inspired Poe-grisly murder? And do we need racism and anti-Semitism in ‘somewhat autobiographical’ works?
How TBD could use hyperlocal journalism to kick the Washington Post’s butt
Gore sex probe dropped in Oregon: A NONscandal, without sufficient follow-up in the Washington Post and Politico
Holidays musing—on e-books and LibraryCity

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