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Rem Rieder's columns

	Wanted: One Good Ombudsman (Columns) August/September 2003 Naming one would be a smart step indeed for the New York Times. > read more
The Jayson Blair Affair (Columns) June 2003 Can the New York Times learn important lessons from its plagiarism/ fabrication scandal? > read more
In the Zone (Columns) May 2003 The Pentagon’s embedding plan was a winner for journalists and their audiences. > read more
The Terror Threat (Columns) April 2003 In scary times, context and precision are key. > read more
Both Sides of the Street (Columns) March 2003 Cokie Roberts signs on for government service. > read more
A Prime-Time Player (Columns) January/February 2003 And the importance of thinking big > read more
The Soothsayers (Columns) December 2002 It?s time to back off on the speculating and predicting. > read more
A Milestone and a Challenge (Columns) November 2002 As AJR turns 25, the field it covers and loves is at a crossroads. > read more
Asking the Tough Questions (Columns) October 2002 It’s better to do it before the shooting starts. > read more
Battle Cry (Columns) September 2002 It’s time for the news media to stand up to the assault on freedom of information. > read more

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