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"It has raised issues for both reporters and columnists about how free they are to report about what they see or to reach their own conclusions," said Christopher Waddell, a journalism professor at Carleton University here.

In the weeks after she secured four Senate seats an impassioned debate broke out among columnists about the best way to respond, with some, like Margo Kingston, urging tolerance and conversation and others like blogger Ketan Joshi pointing out that "racist sentiment inspired by economic anxiety and political disenfranchisement is still racist".

For over a decade into Mussolini's authoritarian rule, venerable institutions praised him: the Saturday Evening Post serialized his autobiography and the New York Times printed breathless portraits from its overseas columnists about the promising, forceful Italian leader.

A Labour Prime Minister figuring out how to run the country, choosing to solicit the opinions of an insular bubble of eccentric Mail columnists about an issue – the nebulous concept of "Britishness" – that nobody in the real world gives a shit about.

Tesla's chief executive, Elon Musk, told our columnist about his radical compensation plan.

Last week Mr. Wolff spoke to Keith J. Kelly, the paper's media columnist, about his new job, but no article was published.

WEDNESDAY, 7 p.m. www.bn.com Chat with Liz Smith, the gossip columnist, about her book, "Natural Blonde: A Memoir".

Cody has also been in touch with Moran, the writer and Times columnist, about the show and how it will be reinvented in the US.

That followed a sit-down three weeks ago with CNBC's John Harwood — an interview that drew follow-up questions from my colleague Jennifer Rubin, a right-leaning columnist, about the nature of Warren's views on free markets and regulation.

One story shows off a light gift for cynical badinage, between three professional types in a smart Dublin restaurant: a film-maker, a hospital manager and a media columnist about to launch her candid autobiography of childhood abuse.

“That’s not going to happen,” a DaimlerChrysler official that would know told this columnist about Bernhard.