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I was startled by your decision to assign Nathan Glazer, whom I have criticized repeatedly and severely, both in print and in many public settings, to review my book "The Shame of the Nation" (Sept . 25.

I have edited her speech but much of it has a resonance for journalists young and old, both in print and in broadcasting, so I thought it deserved a wider audience..

We've all seen the symptoms of this: a tendency to the oracular appears both in print and in person; the writer also is tempted to speak about themselves in the third person – or write memoirs in the second.

Regarding the first three, I'm with the old Lindy's waiter: "Not my table". But in the months ahead I plan to annoy the last of the four on the anonymous sources issue, both in print and in person.

Nathan Glazer replies: I was not aware that I had been "criticized repeatedly and severely, both in print and in many public settings" by Jonathan Kozol when I was reviewing his book, and only learned of this criticism from his letter.

In print and in interviews both authors have stressed that they hold no animus towards Israel or Jews.

Many in the news business, both in print and broadcast, mutter to one another about the gargantuan size of the press corps here -- 15,000 plus, or more than seven for every delegate -- and the puniness of the story.

For the first time, the audit bureau released, along with the traditional circulation figures, numbers produced by Scarborough Reports that reflected the total number of readers, both in print and online, for more than 200 newspapers in their home markets.

"We know that people trust our games coverage because – increasingly – more people are buying games online via our site, and we are extremely confident that our games coverage will go from strength to strength in 2010, both in print and online".

Several news organizations used still images from the video in their news stories both in print and online – including the Daily Mail, the New York Daily News and the New York Post, which also used an image of Kasasbeh on fire for the front page of their evening edition.