Up periscope, down periscope.  How did Newsweek fail to see what was ahead?  Our blog question(s) of the month.

Even the bigwigs at the traditional broadcast networks have succumbed to the power of the blog. Some are pushing their anchors to create blogs. Others are at least admitting the web log’s power.

The closing chapter to a crisis well handled; and how you have to look at interviews differently from conversations.

We’ve long heard accusations about a bias in the media. A new survey shows that the vast majority of Americans think it’s true.  But there’s still a high level of trust, too.

In order to stir up publicity for a client, an ad exec created a newsworthy statistic in order to make headlines. But the statistic was wrong and the only publicity she generated was bad, both for her and her client.

Three impassioned responses:  No.  Yes.  Maybe.