Tag Archives: Associated Press

Where Newspapers Go To Die (Deseret News Edition)

Associated Press piece (via Wednesday’s Boston Globe): Deseret News in UT cutting newsroom by nearly half SALT LAKE CITY — The Deseret News, Utah’s oldest daily newspaper, said Tuesday it will cut nearly half of its staff and consolidate operations … Continue reading

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The (Ansel) Adams Family

Excellent dustup over the purported trove of 65 alleged Ansel Adams 1930s glass negatives of Yosemite Park supposedly bought by a Fresno, CA painter for $45 ten years ago. Associated Press headline: Adams heirs skeptical about lost negatives claim Lede: … Continue reading

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Boston Globe Botched Byline

I yield to no man in my admiration for intrepid New York Times war correspondent C.J. Chivers. But his byline should not have stood alone atop Monday’s Boston Globe front-page piece headlined, “Leaked archive casts stark light on Afghan war.” … Continue reading

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The Great Pete Rose/Bud Harrelson Dustup

Marty Lederhandler died last Thursday. Via the Boston Globe: Marty Lederhandler, an Associated Press photographer who captured on film every US president from Herbert Hoover to Bill Clinton, covered the D-day landing in 1944, and climaxed a 66-year career with … Continue reading

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New York Times Correction o’ the Day®

This is the best. A 65-year-old correction in Friday’s New York Times. In full: Corrections A caption on March 6, 1945, for a photograph distributed by The Associated Press that became one of the most widely published images from World … Continue reading

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Death by a Thousand Paper Cuts

So it turns out (via the New York Times) that Texas executes too many people for the state’s daily newspapers to cover them all. The state has put 441 inmates to death since 1982, more than the next six states … Continue reading

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“Whatever” Is Annoying? Whatever.

Here are the results of a new Marist College poll asking which terms are “most annoying in conversation” (via the Associated Press): So, you know, it is what it is, but Americans are totally annoyed by the use of “whatever” … Continue reading

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