Articles by Kevin Whited

The Chronicle‘s policy of uninformative bylines is attracting attention from a couple of prominent blogs. National Review’s Corner links to Little Green Footballs, which criticizes the following byline from a recent op-ed: Zappala is a

The Chronicle weighed in today with a typical soft-on-crime editorial: Texas prisons are filling up faster than state officials had estimated, with more than 150,000 inmates behind bars and capacity only a whisker away from

Chris Elam, blogHOUSTON’s favorite safety expert, finds a strange headline on some AP copy in the Chronicle. No doubt the first paragraph appealed to the editor who selected it for publication. With Tom DeLay on

While reading the Fort Worth Star Telegram, Rob Booth found the news that new U.S. Representative Ted Poe (R) will be in Iraq observing elections. “For some reason,” Booth deadpans, “the Chronicle didn’t pick up

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,

The Chron Eye for the Death Row Killer Guy has gotten off to a very disappointing start in 2005. The newspaper, which was formulaic in its coverage of death row through the end of 2004,