- Downtown-progressive journos eerily quiet about two of their own beheaded by Muslims (2014.08.24)
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I ask yet again: When sword-wielding Muslims attack, even without a Koran in the other hand, who gets murdered first – the Jews or the homosexual? (Cases in point: Jonathan Goldsbie and Andrea Houston)
- Karen K. Ho Defamation Watch (2014.01.16)
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Local journo isn’t quite as clever as she thinks she is
- Cheering the demise of OpenFile and J-Source (2013.05.21)
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I heartily cheer the demise of J-Source and OpenFile. And, boy, do I have documentation on their failings
- Toronto journalists’ technical illiteracy made them late on a story by a full year (2012.10.17)
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Toronto journalists, a monoculture of a commentariat class, have a shared technical incompetence that made them a year late on the biggest journalism story of ’012
- Correcting John Barber (2012.07.31)
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Globe and Mail publishing reporter John Barber allowed a serious factual error to creep into an article about the future of professional writers. But the Globe itself darkened that future
- Sarah Nicole Prickett, mistress of unintended consequences (2012.07.16)
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Does Sarah Nicole Prickett really think her hit piece on Aaron Sorkin means she’s got it made?
- Borked Unicode: Tips for journalists on writing clean copy (2011.11.15)
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Months in the making, today I’m releasing Borked Unicode, a pop-up blog that aims to teach hacks (i.e., journalists) the minimum they need to know about Unicode. The goal is to make it possible for hacks to write clean copy.
- Censored report: Least effective Canadian magazine editors of the year (2011.06.13)
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The so-called Story Board blog deleted its own findings about “the least effective magazine editor [respondents] worked with in 2010.” Cowards
- The story J‑Source wouldn’t run (2010.12.20)
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J-Source commissioned a story on gay money, then ignored my ass. So here it is!