investigative journalism

P.J. Tobia continues to chip away at the foundations of Eric Crafton's single-minded intention of being a catalyst of conservative get-out-the-vote in the fall on the issue of the English language immigration.

Nashville City Paper reporter Nate Rau does finally get around to mentioning just barely two significant facts regarding approval of the AG zoning change bill that I've pointed out should have been placed alongside the Cou

Apparently keeping Margaret Sanger’s dream alive is still a core value at Planned Parenthood.

A while back, I wrote a post about a few advantages newspapers have in the market and how they could use them to remain relevant.  Using these assets–excellent writing, investigative journalism, and local marketplace branding–newspapers can give us something no one else can.

I’m not affiliated with and don’t have any knowledge of the newspaper business.  You could make the case that this doesn’t make my opinion worth much, but if you consider the performance over the last few years of people who do know the business, maybe doing something different warrants some consideration.

Interesting figures on investigative journalism:

Whoopi “I was funny once 20 years ago” Goldberg went on the View and defended Mike Vick’s dog fighting operation. I saw a few seconds of it on ESPN. I honestly can’t go watch it again without my eyes bleeding, but I can’t let it go, so I will be paraphrasing a little as far as what the crazy bitch said.

First, she said he didn’t know it was wrong because it was part of his upbringing.