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Rem Rieder's columns

	The Post Backs Off (Features) August/September 2005 But it never should have gotten itself involved with the Pentagon’s Freedom Walk in the first place. > read more
Trading Papers (Features) August/September 2005 You can’t tell the owners without a scorecard. > read more
A Punishment Too Harsh? (Features) August/September 2005 A stiff suspension without pay would have been the way to go in the case of fired Miami Herald columnist Jim DeFede. > read more
In Praise of Judith Miller (Features) August/September 2005 The controversial reporter is doing the right thing. > read more
Asleep at the Wheel (Columns) August/September 2005 The media’s perplexing performance on the Downing Street memo > read more
Changing Times (The Beat) August/September 2005 A great editor steps down in Los Angeles. > read more
Appreciation: A Class Act (Features) June/July 2005 Celebrating a distinguished career and doing journalism the right way > read more
Newsweek’s Nightmare (Columns) June/July 2005 A botched story, not a journalistic war crime. > read more
Hold That Obit (Columns) April/May 2005 They’re on the ropes, but it’s not over yet for the battered mainstream media. > read more
Breaking All the Rules (Columns) February/March 2005 CBS’ document fiasco is a textbook case of how not to do journalism. > read more

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