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Author: William A. Babcock

News travels faster than it did in Revere's time

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June 3, 2011April 10, 2013
by William A. Babcock

It used to take a news cycle – or at least the evening news or the morning newspaper – to……

Keep Romney's religion out of it

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June 2, 2011April 4, 2013
by William A. Babcock

Front-runner for the GOP presidential nomination Mitt Romney increasingly is being put under the media microscope.  That’s proper and the……

History or His story?

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May 26, 2011March 26, 2013
by William A. Babcock

Politicians’ sex scandals are rearing their hoary heads in the press once again. There’s the Strauss-Kahn front-page news of a……

Radio helps in Joplin

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May 26, 2011March 22, 2013
by William A. Babcock

An ever-increasing number of the public, media professionals and journalism educators seem to think that the new/electronic media are the……

Should columnists air readers' complaints?

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May 26, 2011March 21, 2013
by William A. Babcock

Jim Romenesko has blogged (May 24) that Ronnie Polaneczky, a Philadelphia columnist, has been posting online comments from readers remarking……

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