columnists

But the idea about nixing staff sports columnists is as wrong as wrong can be.

New News: Deconstructing the newspaper « BuzzMachine 2006

The problem with so many of the conservative columnists is that they start with the screwed up and wrong premises; therefore, their arguments and conclusions fail.

Think Progress » “The rest of the world simply can’t afford 2005

The New York Times policy of charging for online access to its columnists is a blessing and a curse.

10/25/2005 2005

The default position of newspaper columnists is supposed to be one of generalised omniscience, but I cannot be wholly alone in the world if I admit that my reaction on hearing the news on Saturday was "what space shuttle?"

Daimnation!: I should have known. I 2003

Lemuel Pitkin: While I wouldn’t dispute that Eric Alterman seems excessively well-supplied with self-regard, his criticism of Time as lacking liberal columnists is longstanding and provides context for his irate comments when they finally added a liberal columnist but it was someone he perceived as lacking a reputation for seriousness.

Matthew Yglesias » Crack Versus Powder 2007

Regardless of any questions about the Griot Society, it’s pretty clear to me after spending a the past couple years at the university that certain columnists – Anthony Dick leading the pack – write some pretty ill-informed opinion columns.

Griot Society vs. Cavalier Daily at cvillenews.com 2002

I've been a subscriber of a number of different newspapers over the years and sometimes the columnists were the primary reason why I chose a particular paper to subscribe to.

SciFi Wire Cancels Written Columns - Are They Truly An Unfortunate Holdover From The Days of Print? 2009

The MSM editors always seem to give their big name columnists free rein to distort.

George Will Distorts WaPo's Own Reporting To Smear Jim Webb 2009

She's got a host of big name columnists in her corner, running her theme of the day like its received wisdom: Paul Krugman, Dan Thomassan, Ellen Goodman, and Joe Conason, to name a few.

Is Press Harder On Hillary? More Writers Weigh In 2009

WASHINGTON - They used to be known as the boys on the bus: the big-name columnists, network TV producers and reporters for large-circulation newspapers who had the power to make or break a presidential candidate's reputation.

December 2003 2003