Public Editor Number One

Presents excerpts from the columns of the editor appointed to be the New York Times ombudsman, covering such topics as objectivity in reporting, protection of anonymous sources, and the impact that polls and photographs can have on a story.

First sentence: WHEN The New York Times invites you to be the first person charged with publicly evaluating, criticizing and otherwise commenting on the paper's integrity, it's hard to say no: this is a pretty invigorating challenge.

Year

2006

Language

English

Publisher

PublicAffairs

Editions

1

Pages

291

ISBN

9781586484002

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