Gordon's "journalism" here is useless as a source of information, but it does offer a glimpse into what the Bush Administration wants the public to ponder as it methodically constructs a pretext for attacking Iran.
It has changed and grown since its beginnings as a source of journalism about Asia, and it is now known as New America Media, serving as an umbrella for some 2,000 ethnic news organizations, according to its Web site, newamericamedia.org.org
Rather than clogging the site with secondary services, for example, it has made the app available to third parties such as the gig-listing service Songkick and journalism sources including Guardian Music.
Colbert frequently cites Stone Phillips — whom he describes as having "the greatest neck in journalism" — as a source of inspiration for the character, as well as Geraldo Rivera, "because he's got this great sense of mission.
As she pursued an M.B.A. at Georgetown University, she started reading the Wall Street Journal, which had distinguished itself as a source of consequential business journalism, and decided that she would rather write about the business world than work in it.
The anthology's 91 selections by 77 writers -- a mix of fiction, poetry, essays, journalism and diary entries -- make a convincing claim for Los Angeles as a fertile source of regional writing.
Of course, it's a bit rich for Fox News to promote itself as a source of independent, hard-hitting journalism.
Like Lemp, Siddharth and Krishnan argued that content recommendations will be key to building a viable business model for online journalism — not just as a source of traffic and revenue, but also as valuable data about what users are responding to.
