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ESPN Eliminates Public Editor Role, Calling It Outdated

As media distrust grows, another outlet drops its liaison between the public and the newsroom.
Lydia O'Connor

The New York Times Is Eliminating The Public Editor Role

Michael Calderone

The New York Times Is Eliminating The Public Editor Role

Elizabeth Spayd will be the final journalist to hold the accountability position created in the wake of a 2003 plagiarism scandal.
Michael Calderone

Conflict Of Interest In T Magazine’s Tech Article

By Judah Robinson, The New York Times

Conflict Of Interest In T Magazine’s Tech Article

By Margaret Sullivan, The New York Times

Why 60 Minutes Needs a Public Editor

So what gives? Why has one of the most revered news operations -- a program that has won more Emmy Awards than any other TV news organization -- turned its back on the kind of shoe-leather investigative reporting that has earned it a record-setting audience?
Timothy Karr, Guest Writer

As Editor (Or Public Editor), Does Being A Woman Matter? Of Course

By Blogs

NYT Hires First Woman For Prestigious Role

Michael Calderone

Memo to The New York Times: The Public Editor Needn't Wear a Bow Tie

I confess. I am a man of words and thus, increasingly, a dinosaur. The New York Times' public editor, conduit to America's most influential news organization, should be more.
Jerry Lanson

"Vigilante for Truth": An Accurate Headline... or Shameless Twitter Bait?

Today the New York Times asked for input on "whether and when New York Times news reporters should challenge 'facts' that are asserted by newsmakers they write about." The response among my peers has been fairly unanimous: Are you f-ing kidding me?
Seth Mnookin