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Former Washington City Paper and TBD.com editor Erik Wemple has launched “a reported opinion blog on news media” at washingtonpost.com. “The blogging in this space will be driven by the news and the stupid things that journalists say and do,” he writes. “Plus some obsessions,” including hypocrisy and bias. His first posts are about NYT’s Week in Review section and James O’Shea’s book about Tribune Co.
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