Darned good question
While Jay Rosen finishes a book, guest blogger Ron Brynaert uses Jay's Pressthink blog to ask, and answer, a darned good question: "Does The New York Times have a learning disability?"
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If only it was something that could be easily fixed...such as dyslexia or poor lighting conditions.
Thanks for the blurb!
Posted on October 31, 2005 6:18 PM