THURSDAY, JUNE 1, 2006
Chicago Reader
After reading the Medill
report, "Newspaper Reporter and Editor Attitudes Toward Credibility, Errors and Ethics," press critic
Michael Miner asked
Casey Bukro of the Chicago Tribune how much internal misconduct a paper can reasonably be asked to uncover on its own. Maybe 50% -- at papers that have an ombudsman, he said. One hundred percent," Bukro noted, "would suggest Big Brother."
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