The Players: Jack Shafer, Reuters' media pundit extraordinaire whose job it is to keep journalists and their stories honest ; Henry Blodget, Business Insider's CEO whose site's stories have come under fire for not always being the most honest ones out there.
Stephen Glass, famous for fabricating large parts of numerous magazine pieces in the 90s, has spent years trying to gain admittance to the California bar, and Reuters's Jack Shafer sifted through some of the arguments Glass's team has made for his fitness as a lawyer.
The post-holiday media moves require a scorecard to keep track of
According to New York, Shafer will join Reuters stable of opinion columnists
Editors and critics ponder the fallout after Jose Vargas came out as an illegal immigrant
Arthur Brisbane, the latest New York Times public editor, got off to a rocky start
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