Did The New York Times' Strike Reporter Use Unnamed Sources To Dramatize His Stories?
Last Thursday night, as Michael Cieply put the finishing touches on his gripping 1,260-word narrative for the next day's New York Times, he felt a mix...
Last Thursday night, as Michael Cieply put the finishing touches on his gripping 1,260-word narrative for the next day's New York Times, he felt a mix...
Jonathan Tasini | Posted 01.24.2008 | Media
I'm just going to give three examples of The Cieply Treatment but you can find a host of others.
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New York Press | David Blum | Posted 02.14.2008 | Media