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Rem Rieder's columns

	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
Win Some, Lose Some (Columns) December/January 2005 Once again the news media went ga-ga over polls. But by campaign’s end they had begun to aggressively fact-check the assertions of the presidential rivals. > read more
The Swift Boat Conundrum (Columns) October/November 2004 How should the mainstream media deal with such stories? > read more
Toothless Watchdogs (Columns) August/September 2004 The news media, WMD and Abu Ghraib > read more
Picking up the Pieces (Columns) June/July 2004 USA Today's embarrassment is also a splendid opportunity. > read more
Sources of Despair (Columns) April/May 2004 A flurry of phantom sources, stolen material and Jayson Blair sightings > read more
A Beheading in Baltimore (Columns) February/March 2004 The Sun jettisons an outstanding editor. > read more
Caught in the Crossfire (Columns) December/January 2004 Viewing journalism through an ideological lens > read more
Patriot Games (Columns) October/November 2003 The news media have to be more skeptical and aggressive, not less, when dealing with issues of war and peace. > read more

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