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Government secretly obtains phone records from journalists
WASHINGTON — Federal prosecutors secretly obtained telephone records from more than 20 lines belonging to the Associated Press and its journalists in an attempt to learn who leaked information on how the CIA thwarted an apparent terrorist plot...
Tags: FBI, The Associated Press, Unrest, Conflicts and War, U.S. Senate, Terrorism
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Joe Doyle
News reporters and city editors in the newsrooms of old had an affectionately derisive term for Sports: The Toy Department. The idea was that the things that customarily filled the Sports section of a newspaper were inherently unserious and fun. By... -
Bloomberg in damage-control mode over client snooping
Officials at Bloomberg, the New York financial news and information service, scrambled to deal with an unfolding customer privacy scandal after admitting its journalists had snooped on business clients for years through its network of terminals ubiquitous...
Tags: Michael Bloomberg, European Central Bank, Central Bank, Finance, Economy, Business and Finance
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Barbara Walters: Let the victory lap begin!
Let the Barbara Walter's farewell tour begin! Monday's edition of "The View" opened with the show's founder and star fixing the camera with that fearless don't-let-the-strange-absence-of-wrinkles-fool-you-I've-been-on-television-for-50-years gaze and...Tags: Brad Paisley, ABC (tv network), Mother's Day, Richard Nixon, Dancing With the Stars (tv program)
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Bloomberg's top editor calls policy on client data 'inexcusable'
ReutersNEW YORK, May 13 (Reuters) - Matthew Winkler, editor-in-chief of Bloomberg News, apologized on Monday for allowing journalists "limited" access to sensitive data about how clients used Bloomberg terminals, saying it was "inexcusable" but that important...Tags: Michael Bloomberg, European Central Bank, News Media, Central Bank, Federal Reserve
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CNN, MSNBC, Fox show true colors in choice of stories this week
The Baltimore SunLast week was a great one for cable news watching. Not because any one channel did such outstanding work, but rather because several stories clamored simultaneously for the camera’s attention. The choices that a channel makes in such situations are...Tags: Murder, Prosecution, Hillary Clinton, Black Guerrilla Family, Satellite and Cable Service
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Review: "Forty-one False Starts" by Janet Malcolm
Janet Malcolm is not an art critic or a literary critic. She's a journalist, and I don't say that with condescension. She's a journalist the way Joan Didion is — the kind who recognizes, as she put it in the first sentence of "The Journalist and the...Tags: Photography, Artists, Arts, Arts and Culture, Photography Supplies and Services
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Bloomberg editor calls journalists data access 'inexcusable'
ReutersBloomberg News Editor-in-Chief Matthew Winkler on Monday apologized for allowing journalists “limited” access to sensitive data about how clients used Bloomberg terminals, calling it “inexcusable." But he insisted that important...Tags: Michael Bloomberg, European Central Bank, Central Bank, Federal Reserve, Germany
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American Cinematheque to celebrate the late Roger Ebert
Thumbs up to the American Cinematheque. The independent, nonprofit cultural organization is paying homage to the Pulitzer Prize-winning movie critic Roger Ebert with a new film series, "The Great Movies: A Tribute to Roger Ebert." The influential...
Tags: Entertainment Events, Chicago Sun-Times, Awards and Prizes, Vertigo (movie), Pulitzer Prize Awards
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Press Freedom Day: Where reporters and their work are threatened
Friday marks World Press Freedom Day, first declared by the United Nations two decades ago as a day to nurture the freedom of journalists -- or to remind the world of where it falls short. Rights groups pointed to several spots on the globe where...
Tags: Ban Ki-moon, Philippines, Los Angeles Times, Murder, Freedom of the Press
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Tribune's Joe Doyle remembered as 'bigger than life'
South Bend TribuneSOUTH BEND -- Their last attempt at a conversation ended without any actual words being exchanged. Ara Parseghian just trusted that long-time friend Joe Doyle would be better the next day, even though the 92-year-old South Bend Tribune sports editor...Tags: Zionsville, Periodicals, Brian Kelly, Pneumonia, Notre Dame Fighting Irish
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Bloomberg CEO says client data access for reporters a mistake
ReutersBy Lauren Tara LaCapra May 11 (Reuters) - After reports that users of the company's financial terminals were investigating potential leaks of confidential information, Bloomberg LP CEO Daniel Doctoroff said that the company had made a "mistake" by giving...Tags: Economy, Business and Finance, News Media, Finance, Federal Reserve, Bloomberg L.P.
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