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Rem Rieder's columns

	Working for The Man (Columns) May 2000 The years with Reese: It's all good. > read more
Leading the Charge (Columns) April 2000 > read more
Playing Too Much Defense (Columns) March 2000 Candidates should open themselves up to the news media and the public. > read more
Leaping Before Looking (Columns) January/February 2000 A San Antonio debacle underscores the perils of moving too fast > read more
A Costly Rookie Mistake (Columns) December 1999 The L.A. Times pays the price for its publisher's lack of newspaper experience. > read more
Old Values for a New Landscape (Columns) November 1999 Truth and accuracy are still paramount, Internet or no Internet. > read more
Straws in the Wind (Columns) October 1999 Was the Bush/ cocaine flap another media misfire? > read more
When Too Much is OK (Columns) September 1999 Some big stories merit saturation coverage. > read more
Spend the Money, Go The Distance (Columns) July/August 1999 It's critical for newspapers to invest in their news operations to help stem the worrisome circulation decline. > read more
This Dinner is Not a Winner (Columns) June 1999 Isn't it time to put the White House Correspondents' Association dinner out of our misery? > read more

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