Our Score: Murdoch 2 – Journalism 0 September 18, 2007 By Dean Starkman No Ingrassia book, Varadarajan quits as readers learn to play by Austrialian rules
Greenspan, Iraq, Oil. How’s that again? September 17, 2007 By Dean Starkman The WSJ and NYT underplay Greenspan role as “behind-the-scenes advocate” for invading Iraq. Woodward and Post get it right.
"The Insurance Hoax" and the Business Press September 12, 2007 By Dean Starkman Bloomberg Markets‘s latest cover story and a Times piece perform a valuable service; Forbes and WSJ editorialists blow key Katrina fact
Down With The Conflict-of-Interest Police September 4, 2007 By Dean Starkman Anonymice wrong again: It’s fine for former WSJ-current NYT editor to do a book on his old company
The Subprime Mess From Mount Olympus August 27, 2007 By Dean Starkman Why James Grant’s long view comes up short
Prime and Subprime August 21, 2007 By Dean Starkman The New York Times and Business Week led on subprime coverage. Others didn’t.
Dow Jones Down August 13, 2007 By Dean Starkman The WSJ editorial page launches baseless attacks on its competitors’ motives—it will fit right in at News Corp.
