The Post later acknowledged that it should have disclosed the connections, and its ombudsman, Andrew Alexander, found fault with the article — though not with the underlying relationship with The Fiscal Times.
Mr. Broder was rebuked in the pages of The Post by its ombudsman, Deborah Howell.
The network's ceding of editorial control to a superstar was denounced by its ombudsman, by its news editor and by many fans and critics.
I have a thorough treatment of his claims, based on an article commissioned by the Washington Post after its ombudsman realized the paper had published a deeply inaccurate story.
NBC News said its ombudsman, David McCormick, was conducting a preliminary review and would file a report on what direction a more comprehensive review should take.
In October, the paper published a column in which its ombudsman, Dan Hortsch, raised the question of when The Oregonian should stop.
To Elen a foot was like a city, an infection was the bad within, and she was its ombudsman; making arrangements, sorting out problems, instituting rules, offering warnings.
NPR's coverage of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict has been a major magnet for reader mail and Topic A for its ombudsman; perceptions of bias have had financial consequences.
An article and a headline in Business Day yesterday about the response of The Washington Post to personal attacks directed at its ombudsman on one of its blogs misstated the status of that site.
[C1.] When Feedback Turns Angry, Blogs Can Go Haywire As shown by an onslaught of negative comments on the Web site of The Washington Post from people angry at its ombudsman, when people can say anything on blogs, they frequently do.
