 | By Robert Schlesinger, Huffington Post
The NY Times looks at Karl Rove's new role as multi-media bloviator. |
 | By Joan Shorenstein Center on the Press, Politics and Public Policy The Goldsmith Awards Program has as its goal the encouragement of a more insightful, spirited public debate about government, politics and the press. |
 | By Mark Jurkowitz, PEJ From Tim Russert to Time magazine, the news industry last week declared Barack Obama the winner. |
| By Reuters France's opposition Socialists have accused the ruling UMP party of trying to intimidate the media in the latest of a series of debates on press freedom since President Nicolas Sarkozy took office a year ago. |
 | By Ben Cohen, Huffington Post For Time magazine's World Editor Romesh Ratnesar, two failed wars in Afghanistan and Iraq aren't enough to dissuade him from invading another country. |
 | By David Bauder, AP Two National Public Radio correspondents in central China by chance for a week's worth of feature stories instead found themselves reporting gripping details of the earthquake that killed thousands on Monday. |
 | By Eric Auchard, Reuters Powerset on Sunday unveiled tools for searching Wikipedia that use conversational phrasing instead of keywords, marking the first step of its challenge to established Web search services such as Google. |
 | By Matthew Lasar Thirteen major broadcast and newspaper groups have filed lengthy denunciations of a public interest group's appeal to redo the FCC's recent relaxation of its TV station/newspaper cross-ownership ban. |
 | By Juan Cole, Salon The Arab network has followed the Democratic race closely. Inside its studios, I discover how Clinton's "obliterate Iran" comment played, and much more. |
 | By Dylan Stableford, Folio For its June issue, Budget Travel has allowed its readers to generate all of the text and photography—only the ''40 Best Deals'' section was written by staffers. |
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