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Jill Abramson Remains Defiant Over Plagiarism Claims, Admits 'Some Errors'
By Nina Golgowski
The former New York Times editor insisted that lifting other people's work is OK if credited in the footnotes.
NEW YORK, NY - FEBRUARY 06: Jill Abramson seen during a taping of 'The Story with Martha MacCallum' at Fox News Channel Studios on February 7, 2019 in New York City. (Photo by Jason Mendez/Getty Images)
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MEDIA
7 Things Journalists Should Never Do (But Jill Abramson Did Anyway)
By Carla Herreria
The former New York Times executive editor is under fire as several journalists have accused her of plagiarizing in her book, "Merchants of Truth."
NEW YORK, NY - DECEMBER 10: Jill Abramson, Former Executive Editor of the New York Times, visits GLG (Gerson Lehrman Group) on December 10, 2015 in New York City. (Photo by Donald Bowers/Getty Images for GLG)
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MEDIA
Ex-NYT Editor Jill Abramson Defends Herself Against Plagiarism Claims
By Lydia O'Connor and Sanjana Karanth
The "Merchants of Truth" author denied a Vice News reporter's damning allegations but vowed to review the passages.
NEW YORK, NY - DECEMBER 10: Jill Abramson, Former Executive Editor of the New York Times, visits GLG (Gerson Lehrman Group) on December 10, 2015 in New York City. (Photo by Donald Bowers/Getty Images for GLG)
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MEDIA
Former New York Times Editor Jill Abramson Fires Back At Trump On Paper's Credibility
By Sara Boboltz
The president leapt at a Fox News report that quoted the editor's upcoming book.
U.S. Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas participates in taking a new family photo with his fellow justices at the Supreme Court building in Washington, D.C., U.S., June 1, 2017. REUTERS/Jonathan Ernst
Jonathan Ernst / Reuters
MEDIA
New York Magazine Makes A Case For Impeaching Clarence Thomas
By Nick Visser
"The idea of someone so flagrantly telling untruths to ascend to the highest legal position in the U.S. remains shocking, in addition to its being illegal."
FILE - This Wednesday, Oct. 10, 2012, file photo shows the New York Times building in New York. The New York Times Co., which has delivered newspapers for decades, now wants to help deliver food to people's doorsteps. The newspaper publisher has partnered with Chef'd, a meal kit company, to ship boxes of uncooked food based on recipes from The New York Times Cooking site and app. Customers cook up the meals on their own, using step-by-step recipes that come in the boxes. (AP Photo/Richard Drew, File)
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MEDIA
New York Times Reporter Lands Book Deal To Report On The New York Times
By Michael Calderone
"I'm not going to pull any punches,” says Los Angeles bureau chief Adam Nagourney.
Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton speaks during a roundtable with Muslim community leaders at the University of Southern California in Los Angeles, Thursday, March 24, 2016. (AP Photo/Carolyn Kaster)
ASSOCIATED PRESS
POLITICS
This may shock you: Hillary Clinton is fundamentally honest | Jill Abramson
I’ve investigated Hillary and know she likes a ‘zone of privacy’ around her. This lack of transparency, rather than any actual
POLITICS
David Brock: Hillary's the One
By Fran Moreland Johns, Contributor
Writer of fiction, nonfiction, assorted good things that catch...
In the Commonwealth Club audience were more than a few who had earlier chanted "Run, Bernie run!" when another candidate dropped by, but Brock got a rousing applause. The left, it seems, is substantially more considerate than the right.
MEDIA
Good Stories Still Rule in Journalism's Wired Era
By Bill Lichtenstein, Contributor
President, Lichtenstein Creative Media
It's often said in the digital world that "content is king." It is clear that in journalism, good stories (even at considerable lengths) still rule, whether in books, newspapers, magazine, web-based publications, podcasts, or on innovative digital narrative platforms.
MEDIA
Jill Abramson on Women, Leadership and Authenticity
By Tabby Biddle, Contributor
Women's rights advocate, Leadership Ambassador w/ Take The Lea...
"I have always felt, for better or worse in my own working life, that at a certain level you are who you are, and the only way to do your best work is to be true to yourself," said Jill in a phone interview with me last month.
MEDIA
New York Times Editor Dean Baquet: Media Failed After 9/11, Hopes Next Snowden Comes To Them
By Michael Calderone
Der Spiegel's Isabell Hülsen and Holger Stark also asked Baquet about one of the paper's most pivotal, and controversial
POLITICS
Race, Leaks and Prosecution at the CIA
By Norman Solomon, Guest Writer
Guest Writer
Few pixels and little ink went to the witness just before Rice -- former CIA spokesman William Harlow -- whose testimony stumbled into indicating why he thought of Sterling early on in connection with the leak, which ultimately resulted in a ten-count indictment.
MEDIA
Dick Cheney, CIA Urged New York Times Not To Run Secret Prison Story
By Michael Calderone
Jill Abramson, who was then Washington bureau chief for the paper and later its executive editor, recently said The New York
WOMEN
Jill Abramson's Two-Step Solution For Workplace Wage Inequality
By Amanda Duberman
More expansive family leave and flexible work policies could fix the wage gap. Working women who have children often experience
MEDIA
New Jill Abramson Journalism Startup Will Pay Writers Advances Of $100,000
By Ryan Grenoble
Looks like Abramson wasn't kidding about that "real money" bit. In exchange, the author will be expected to produce "one
MEDIA
Jill Abramson 'Very Seriously Thinking About' New Startup With Steve Brill
By Catherine Taibi
Jump to 43:50 of the video to hear more. She's back. This is not the first time Abramson has been rumored to be starting
WOMEN
The First Annual Out Of The Binders Conference And The Power Of Female Communities
By Meghan O'Dea, Contributor
Essayist, feminist, and bon vivant. She loves witchcraft, whis...
I can't wait for equality and to see sexism become a thing of the past, but I hope we don't lose the sense of sisterhood and excitement we had this weekend.
MEDIA
Jill Abramson Could Be Getting Back Into Journalism Very Soon
By Catherine Taibi
“I think I’ve at least for a while had it with running something big," she said. "But without sounding immodest, I’m a hell
WOMEN
How to Discover Your Market Value and Get Paid What You're Worth
By Mindy Crary, Contributor
Mindy Crary is the founder of Creative Money, a resource for s...
Stock options are used to reward longevity and loyalty, while salary is the benefit you get for doing your day-to-day job. Don't forego a salary negotiation because your employer offers a stock benefit.
MEDIA
Jill Abramson Left The New York Times With A Bunch Of Cash In Her Pocket
By Katherine Fung
(h/t Bill Grueskin) If that number is anywhere near the extent of her exit package, Abramson's severance falls far below
MEDIA
Greta Van Susteren's Blistering Response To Criticism Of Jill Abramson Interview
By Katherine Fung
Read the full post here. Abramson was fired from her post in May, and did a series of interviews with Van Susteren, Katie
MEDIA
Jill Abramson Won't Talk 'Grassy Knoll' Speculation With Katie Couric
By Katherine Fung
Abramson sat down with Couric on Thursday for one of her first interviews since she was removed from her post in May. Couric
MEDIA
Jill Abramson Opens Up About Sexism And Her Firing
By Jack Mirkinson
Jill Abramson sat down for her first broadcast interview about her controversial firing from the New York Times on Wednesday
WOMEN
Jill Abramson Has Some Very Candid Advice For Young Women
By Alanna Vagianos
"The most important advice I would still give [to young women] -- and it may seem crazy because I did lose this job I really
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