Newspaper Circulation Error Hurts Stock
Date: 07 August 2004
By Bloomberg News
Bloomberg News
Newspaper Circulation Erro
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What to Do When News Grows Old Before Its Time
Date: 08 August 2004
By Jack Rosenthal
Jack Rosenthal
Jack Rosenthal, in Public Editor column, contends that much more news and much faster news has created kind of widespread attention deficit disorder; says when news events cycled in and out of spotlight more slowly, they stayed in public mind much longer; maintains that news grows old before its time in all-news environment; asserts that this creates new responsibility for New York Times and other serious media systematically to look back, recall and remind (M)
Iraqi Leader Orders Temporary Closing of Al Jazeera's Bureau in Baghdad
Date: 08 August 2004
By Sabrina Tavernise
Sabrina Tavernise
Iraqi interim Prime Min Ayad Allawi orders temporary closing of Al Jazeera's news bureau in Baghdad; says bureau may reopen when it addresses government's concerns about biased coverage stirring up chaos in Iraq; feels that coverage of terrorist kidnappings encourages militants and that Iraq's need for security outweighs journalistic freedom (M)
Kerry Goal of U.S. Independence on Oil Divides Advisers
Date: 07 August 2004
By Neela Banerjee
Neela Banerjee
John Kerry's idea of US independent of Middle East oil is touchstone of his campaign and huge crowd pleaser, but it has divided and exasperated many of his energy advisers; some advisers are concerned that Kerry's focus on freeing US from reliance on oil from Persian Gulf is unrealistic and misleading and that hammering away at it will erode Kerry's credibility with business, news media and other countries; photo of Kerry and John Edwards campaigning in Smithville, Mo (M)
The Shield That Failed
Date: 08 August 2004
By Dahlia Lithwick
Dahlia Lithwick
Dahlia Lithwick Op-Ed article contends that case against Kobe Bryant may end before it begins; notes that prosecution has lost its bid to exclude evidence of accuser's sexual history from trial, and accuser is no longer certain that she wants to testify; holds that legal system is inadequate to task of resolving acquaintance rape cases, and media actually exacerbates original injustice--be that rape, or false accusation of rape; asserts that rape shield laws, enacted with best of intentions, do not work, particularly in high-profile cases (M)
Hussein's Judge Takes Risk And Abandons Anonymity
Date: 07 August 2004
By John F. Burns
John Burns
Iraqi Judge Raid Juhi al-Saadi's current load of 12 cases, for mass murder and other crimes, begins with Saddam Hussein and includes many of men most feared by Iraqis until Hussein was toppled by US troops; 12 defendants are under investigation in killing of tens of thousands of Iraqis during Hussein's 24 years in power; US officials who set rules for media coverage of Hussein's first court appearance considered risks to Juhi so great they ordered his name withheld from news accounts, stipulation he withdrew during recent interview with New York Times; Juhi photo (M)
Hastings Journal; Florida's Potato Country Makes a Low-Carb Move
Date: 08 August 2004
By Abby Goodnough
Abby Goodnough
Wayne Smith and five other Florida farmers form cooperative to grow Dutch-developed Florida SunLite potato with 30 percent fewer carbohydrates than popular Russet Burbank; Florida is 11th among states in potato production, with sales of $130 million in 2003, compared with $542 million for Idaho; number of potato growers in Florida declined from 370 in 1971 to 92 in 1990; only about 40 growers still remain; cooperative plans to harvest early crop in January to capitalize on media buzz; photos; map (M)
Bush, a Yale Legacy, Says Colleges Should Not Give Preference to Children of Alumni
Date: 07 August 2004
By Elisabeth Bumiller
Elisabeth Bumiller
Pres Bush tells convention of 5,000 minority journalists in Washington, DC, that colleges should not give preferences for admission to children of alumni, position that puts him at odds with his own history at Yale University; photo of Bush with National Assn of Black Journalists member Roland S Martin (M)
ELIZABETH ARDEN FORECASTS SIZABLE PROFIT GROWTH
Date: 07 August 2004
By Bloomberg News
Bloomberg News
Elizabeth Arden Forecasts Sizable Profit G
I.R.S. IS DISPUTING SOME DEDUCTIONS, UNION PACIFIC SAYS
Date: 07 August 2004
By Bloomberg News
Bloomberg News
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