Articles by Kevin Whited

We’ve long been pushing for streamed audio/video of Chronicle interviews with newsmakers. Reading excerpts of Matt Stiles interviewing Republican National Committee head Ken Mehlman and Democratic National Committee head Howard Dean is almost enough to

The crew at PowerLine have noted that quite a few professional journalists have been asking to interview conservative talker Hugh Hewitt, because he worked with Supreme Court nominee John Roberts in the White House. Interestingly,

From time to time, journalists at newspapers still tout the superiority of their product to blogs, and frequently the editing process is cited. So, does that mean that we can lay the blame for the

After a long exploratory phase, former Congressman and City of Houston councilmember Chris Bell (D) announced today that he will indeed be running for Texas governor. The coverage by Associated Press reporters Wendy Benjaminson and

James Howard Gibbons had to be responsible for this: But a virtual library, no matter how expertly perused, can’t offer the serendipity so nourishing to creative thought. No matter where a scholar wanders on the

We’ve suggested previously that the Chronicle‘s slant on the news, combined with its editorial stance, probably limits the access of the newspaper’s D.C. bureau to Texans who are part of the governing majority in Washington.

Perhaps it’s just me, but for a while it seemed as if James Howard Gibbons had forgotten about that “Another Voice” feature, in which the Chronicle editorial page rips blurbs out of the newspapers from