The Reader's Guide to Journalists (#14)
October 28, 2009
Rule No. 14: We always treat our sources with respect, unless they're Southern, in which case their tobacco and beer choices must be noted and their quotations must be rendered in a colorful way. This is because we believe Southerners are the only Americans who smoke, drink, and drop the final g when talkin'.
Why I love local news: Woman Fries 7 Goldfish, Eats 3
October 6, 2009
The seven goldfish were purchased together by the couple during happier times.
Full story (KPRC-TV of Houston)
The Reader's Guide to Journalists (#13)
October 2, 2009
Rule No. 13: We insist that there are always two sides to every story, even when there aren't. We would totally write "But Mr. Hitler insisted ..." with a straight face.
Reporting: Lack of computer skills foils many job-seekers
October 2, 2009
However deeply computers may have embedded themselves into modern life, there are still millions of people for whom they remain a challenge. For these Americans, finding a new job during a time of high unemployment can be especially difficult.
Full story (Alex Johnson/msnbc.com)
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