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If he's overly influenced by editorial criticism, Barack Obama could be thrown off course in ways that were rarely evident during his campaign, writes Howard Kurtz. "But if Obama tunes out the press, he could find himself isolated in a White House bubble." Chicago newsman Jim Warren predicts a brief honeymoon: "There will be a lot of beat-sweetener pieces to cultivate sources. But within the year, normal competitive impulses will take over."
> Kurtz on CNN: How will the press handle the new administration?
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