In 2003, Times reporters and editors documented a series of fabrications by Jayson Blair, a young reporter.
The cleverest feature was "Everyone Asks Everyone," a farcical meditation on the way information is obtained (or not), in which readers dreamed up questions — for boyfriends, for government agencies — and editors documented the absurd lengths they had gone to for answers.
The cleverest feature was "Everyone Asks Everyone," a farcical meditation on the way information is obtained (or not), in which readers dreamed up questions for boyfriends, for government agencies and editors documented the absurd lengths they had gone to for answers.
Two decades later, as Sarah Boseley, the Guardian's health editor, documents in The Shape We're In, Gilbert Grape scenarios are playing out up and down the UK.
Rob Neufeld, the book's editor, documents a telling example: an unhappy vacation with that second husband and his son inspires a chapter in her first novel, "The Perfectionists," and helps speed the second divorce.
Supported by funds from Mellon/CLIR and the National Historical Publications and Records Commission, Eric will be assisting editors with document transcription and metadata extraction.
"Eventually, NSA became the sole editor," the document states.
John Hillkirk, managing editor of its Money section and leader of the team of reporters and editors that documented Mr. Kelley's deceptions, was named executive editor, the newsroom's second-highest position.
Carl Mattioli Newtonville, Mass., July 27, 2010 To the Editor: Re "Document Leak Adds to Pressure on White House" (front page, July 27): Is anyone surprised that the Afghanistan war is "faring even more poorly than two administrations had portrayed"?
