Ridder's

Guess iwe will have to get that tomorrow, since, thanks to Knight Ridder's pathetic cost-cutting, the online desk isn't staffed on Sundays anymore.

Sunday's Inquirer reviews ... Frank Wilson 2006

On Dec. 1, Knight Ridder's Washington bureau sent a story analyzing the record of Judge Samuel Alito to our 32 daily newspapers and to the more than 300 papers that subscribe to the Knight Ridder/Tribune News Service.

January 2006 2006

See also this column by Mark Fitzgerald about his scheme: "Re-Thinking Knight Ridder's Future."

Jay Rosen: The Main Street Strategy For Selling Knight-Ridder 2008

Pulitzer Prize-winning investigative journalist Gary Webb said it too and got mainstream space in Knight Ridder's flagship San Jose Mercury News doing it for his 1996 Dark Alliance 20,000 word three-part series later expanded into his 550 page 1999 book with the same title.

Review of End Times 2007

From E&P: Early this week, Mark Yost, an editorial writer at Knight Ridder's St. Paul Pioneer Press, wrote a column that sharply criticized Iraq war coverage as "bad" for focusing on the negative.

07/13/2005 2005

But here was another flaw in Washington journalism: Knight Ridder's reporting on the reality behind the "script" had no influence at all on the rest of the press; because Knight Ridder had no paper in Washington, its reporting was not read there.

Goodbye to Newspapers? Baker, Russell 2007

As much as Bushco would like you to believe that the problems are with some isolated Islamic radicals and a handful of imported terrorists Knight Ridder's Hanna Allam reports that our intitial "victory" in Iraq was somewhat less complete than the administration claims.

1001 2004

As much as Bushco would like you to believe that the problems are with some isolated Islamic radicals and a handful of imported terrorists Knight Ridder's Hanna Allam reports that our intitial "victory" in Iraq was somewhat less complete than the administration claims.

Sometimes the first thought... 2004

As much as Bushco would like you to believe that the problems are with some isolated Islamic radicals and a handful of imported terrorists Knight Ridder's Hanna Allam reports that our intitial "victory" in Iraq was somewhat less complete than the administration claims.

Primary Returns 2004

"A Taste of Slavery," by Sudarsan Raghavan (Knight Ridder's Nairobi burueau chief) and Sumana Chatterjee (Knight Ridder Washington correspondent), a major multi-part award-winning series published in over 30 major newspapers on 24 June 2001.

chocolate/slavery redux jlundberg 2006