Anthony D’Costa is the deputy managing editor with India Abroad, a weekly for people from India who live in the United States. His Danto News blog is just getting started so it has some rough edges, but he’s already taking…
Category: Editors’ blogs
Appalling advertising idea of the moment
Product placement in editorial text. Doug at Common Sense Journalism has the scoop.
On NYT’s anonymous source policy
Editors Weblog links to an interesting radio transcript of an interview with Allan M. Siegal, the NYTimes assistant managing editor and standards editor. People take advantage of news organizations, ours included, to float information without taking responsibility for it, and…
Doc’s out-the-window pix
Doc Searls posted a couple cool pix taken out the window of his plane back from the East Coast to LAX the other day. Twas his good fortune to fly over both the Grand Canyon and Monument Valley. If your…
Back to Tokyo
It’s official: Sid (aka Winkie) is going back to Japan next month. The job is a step up in responsibility and will force me back into writing. I’ll do more of the editing I like to do (working closely with…
Monday morning blogroll
Doc Searls links to a great series of posts by a friend who’s gone home to India and many interesting surprises. Doug Fisher warns against getting parenthetical in quotes. Nonsense Verse has a new home. Bonus link: A photo of…
For all you Capital Idea fans
You may not have noticed that Nicole Stockdale has added an Atom feed to her blog. Here’s the URL: http://nstockdale.blogspot.com/atom.xml. Syndication feeds are built into Movable Type via RSS, and available at blogger.com via a new format called Atom (here’s…
Another editor’s blog
John Ettorre, a writer/editor in Cleveland, calls his blog Working With Words. A choice utterance: Drudge is a complete ass, a pathetic journalistic-wannabe, and at times a right-wing thug. Or more precisely, a too-willing boy-toy dupe of lots of right-wing…
Stateside again
Winkie’s back from Japan.
Touch the ‘Elephants’
And if you live in the Beltway you can grab yourself a signed copy of Bill’s book.