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Farrah, they have apologized. ‘We regret that we got any part of our story wrong’ is what Mark Whitaker says in the magazine and we extend our sympathy to the victims of the violence, and just as important by the…

Chalk up another colossal blow to the credibility of the “mainstream media” w/the revelation (and now admission) that the Newsweek story about US military officials flushing the Koran down the toilet as a means of interrogating detainees in the…

The blogosphere is abuzz with the Newsweek “retraction.” But I’ve just finished reading Evan Thomas’ “How a Fire Broke Out” and it sounds more like J’accuse — a reassertion of their accusation — to me. They’re just looking for a…

Any news junkie knows about Newsweek’s Quran desecration story and retraction. For those that don’t here’s the gist: Newsweek reported…

Any news junkie knows about Newsweek’s Quran desecration story and retraction. For those that don’t here’s the gist: Newsweek reported…

when Woodward/Bernstein tried the phone countdown trick, it bit them in the butt – it caused a mis-understanding, and led to one of the few stories that was challenged on the facts – just like this recent story.

When Dick Thornburgh’s report on Rather-gate became public in January, John Hinderaker at Powerline penned a cogent response, one that both praised it as “better than expected” and questioned why it “walks to the precipice, but declines to jump…

Newsweek has retracted its story on Koran desecration at Gitmo. So what happens now? A prediction: – the rhetoric about Newsweek heats up instead of dying down. The next big story in Washington is the fight over the judicial nominations,…

Newsweek is losing Boston’s WRKO-AM, in part, because of the flap over the Koran. (It should be noted that the station was already planni…

Newsweek went ahead and published despite its failure to independent verfify its lone source’s credibility. Journalism 101 would have required holding off publication until additional reporting and verification could be conducted.

I have to disagree with Clayton Cramer in regards to the new mantra “Newsweek lied,people died”:

As long as we remember that this is satire, we are okay. At this point, the evidence is not that Newsweek intentionally lied, but that they were misled, an