Nothing like a six-week lag in environmental reporting

The Christian Science Monitor has an intriguing story about a newspaper in Chile with a new approach: […]it’s a revolution in journalism, a reader-driven product that reflects the changing values and interests of a postdictatorship

On January 18th, KUHF-88.7’s Jim Bell reported that the Harris County Housing Authority was taking on national responsibility for those displaced by Hurricane Katrina. Yesterday, almost three weeks later, the Chron’s Mike Snyder filed a

The Chronicle ran an op-ed on air pollution by Jane Dale Owen today. Unfortunately, the newspaper apparently still has not solved its old problem with bylines. Here is how Jane Dale Owen is described: Owen,