The Willingham story has been furthered not just by Hearst's legal work, but also by hefty journalistic resources.
Especially at a time of constrained journalistic resources, why has The Times so far chosen only limited feature topics?
While sharing journalistic resources, the editors of The Independent and i have strived to give the papers a different look and feel.
Even if there was no fiscal pressure to do so, we would be making some structural changes in the newsroom to balance our precious journalistic resources.
More broadly, the issue of fewer journalistic resources around the country to pursue stories tied to innocence claims has lawyers fretting that fewer wrongful convictions will be overturned.
Of course, like other papers, their sales are dropping and as journalistic resources are slashed, so the bile and bilge replaces the fun and the serious dirt-digging.
That's not always easy, given the scant investment in journalistic resources that too many companies are willing to make in their online operations.
When the Guardian invested considerable journalistic resources to research and publish our 2009 Tax Gap series, some of the warmest reaction was from people in business, fed up with competing on an uneven playing field.
Reid likewise expressed her excitement at the move for what she described as a "unique" show "able to dedicate the time to really get under the skin of the material using the vast journalistic resources of the BBC".
It is the sort of case — Mr. Willingham may have been innocent, but there is no way of saving him now — that one might not expect to be taken up by a news organization amid a wrenching economic downturn that has forced a trimming of journalistic resources across the industry.
But they're based on many months of the media, wearing away your capacity for logic with day after day of misallocated journalistic resources.
