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Financial journalists surveyed
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Gawker empire in trouble?
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USAT launches The Oval blog
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Conde Nast's "January surprise"
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Herb Sandler, who is spending $10 million a year on the ProPublica investigative journalism project, "doesn't like crooks, liars, predatory lenders and lots of other people that you and I wouldn’t like,"  journalist Lowell Bergman tells Joe Nocera. The Times writer says to listen to Sandler and wife Marion "is to be in the presence of the kind of proud, righteous liberals who went out of fashion a long time ago. Dispassion and irony, the twin shields of the modern age, are not part of their makeup."
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