Clark Hoyt

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• The New York Times Junket Ethics Firings: Futile, Embarrassing [Junketeers]

  
  Gawker — Authority: 837
  The New York Times has travel writing issues; specifically, the accepting of junkets by their writers, and then having to fire them to the public in Clark Hoyt s ombudsman column. Its come to a peak. Special appearance by Mike Albo ! Remember when Adrian told you last week about Mary Tripsas, the Harvard ...
  3 days ago

• The New York Times Junket Ethics Firings: Futile, Embarassing [Junketeers]

  
  Gawker — Authority: 837
  The New York Times has travel writing issues; specifically, the accepting of junkets by their writers, and then having to fire them to the public in Clark Hoyt s ombudsman column. Its come to a peak. Special appearance by Mike Albo ! Remember when Adrian told you last week about Mary Tripsas, the Harvard ...
  3 days ago

• The New York Times Is Too Harsh on Freelancer Ethics Violations

  
  DailyFinance — Authority: 766
  You may remember reading in this space about Mike Albo, a New York Times freelancer who was suspended from writing his column after I reported on a lavish, all-expenses-paid junket he and several other journalists accepted . In the weeks since then, numerous people have commented on how I "got Mike Albo fired." ...
  3 days ago

• David Pogue and the Gray Lady’s Double Standard

  
  Edward Champion's Reluctant Habits — Authority: 596
  In a post on Saturday , the NYTPicker, a website devoted to “the goings-on inside the New York Times ,” pointed to the recent firing of Mary Tripsas , who was let go after writing a positive column just after taking an all-expenses paid trip from 3M. The NYTPicker also highlighted Clark Hoyt’s recent column ...
  3 days ago

• New York Times Public Editor Unfairly Addresses Freelancer Ethics Again

  
  Mediaite — Authority: 775
  Last week, we told you about Harvard Business School professor and New York Times freelancer Prof. Mary Tripsas , who watchdog blog NYTPicker busted in an ethical pickle . Tripsas praised a company in her column which had just recently paid for her trip and accommodations to their headquarters, directly in ...
  4 days ago

• NYTPicker Strikes Again: More Ethics Woes For Junket-Happy Times Writers

  
  Mediaite — Authority: 775
  Lately, the New York Times has had a small bit of trouble getting its contributing writers to follow the rules. Freelancer Suzy Buckley was caught plugging her boyfriend’s restaurant in a travel column just weeks after shopping columnist Mike Albo was fired for attending a “press junket,” in which travel ...
  1 week ago

• ‘Clueless’ Clark Alert: The Top Ten Undernews Stories of the Year, Part I

  
  Big Government — Authority: 820
  Because nobody who’s anybody reads the The New York Times these days, except the die-harders and dead-enders along West End Avenue, as well as the editors of Time and Newsweek , you may not know who “Clueless” Clark Hoyt is, but it really doesn’t matter because he doesn’t know who you are, either.  For ...
  2 weeks ago

• The Shadow Editors: Clark Hoyt’s Reign of Error Ends in June

  
  The Awl — Authority: 756
  Much went awry in the handling of these two articles: a new freelancer was not properly vetted; e-mail in which she disclosed her personal relationship was overlooked; an editor wanted to accommodate a respected staff member even though she knew his essay was flawed. — New York Times public editor Clark Hoyt . ...
  3 weeks ago

• NYT Public Editor Scolds Two Ethically-Challenged Times Writers

  
  Mediaite — Authority: 775
  New York Times public editor Clark Hoyt was not messing around this weekend, as he used his Sunday column to highlight and explain in detail the ethical shortcomings of two recent Times articles. Doing his job with gusto, Hoyt took to task Charles DeLaFuente , a copy editor who used a column space to complain ...
  3 weeks ago

• NYT and Washington Post Ombudsmen Going Soft? BitchBoxes, Burgers, and Flavor Flav [Print Is Dead]

  
  Gawker — Authority: 837
  Ombudsman, the Internal Affairs officers of journalism, should be feared and respected—but mostly: feared—by their respective publications. Its their job. The New York Times Clark Hoyt ? Quickly going soft . The Washington Posts Andrew Alexander ? Pussywhipped . Whats happening here? Clark Hoyt: we had ...
  3 weeks ago

• NY Times Public Editor Says ClimateGate Emails Not a Three-Alarm Story

  
  NewsBusters.org - Exposing Liberal Media Bias — Authority: 810
  New York Times Public Editor Clark Hoyt took on the controversy over the "ClimateGate" emails leaked from the Climatic Research Unit (CRU) at the University of East Anglia in Britain: " Stolen E-Mail, Stoking the Climate Debate ." The text box: "Some say The Times has played down an important story." Predictably, ...
  4 weeks ago

• Clark Hoyt, the NYT "public" editor, thinks the NYT has handled the Climategate story "appropriately."

  
  Althouse — Authority: 720
  I understand why the Times preferred to link to the database on somebody elses site instead of hosting it: Theyre afraid of being sued for copyright infringement (though I think if it were anti-war material theyd take the risk and argue fair use). But I cant accept the core of Hoyts defense of his employer : The ...
  4 weeks ago

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