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May 21, 2012
Seattle Weekly Takes Home 15 Society of Professional Journalists Awards
Everyone likes getting awards. It's only natural. And with Seattle Weekly taking home a whopping 15 of them this past weekend at the annual Society of Professional Journalists Northwest Excellence in Journalism Contest awards banquet - including six first place finishes - well, it's made for a prett ... More >>
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May 17, 2012
Mourning the Loss of Naked Came the Stranger Mastermind Mike McGrady
Former Newsday reporter and author Mike McGrady died Sunday in Shelton. He was 78, having lived a life like few journalists in history. Known as the "mastermind" behind the 1969 cult classic Naked Came the Stranger, a literary hoax and genius bit of shit-lit that changed the world, McGrady's place i ... More >>
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May 4, 2012
Undocumented Immigrants and The 21st-Century Underground Railroad: Q&A With Jose Antonio Vargas
Jose Antonio Vargas is done coming out of the closet -- he's done it twice already. The first time the Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist came out, it had to do with his sexuality. The second time, he told the world about his precarious life as an undocumented immigrant in the United States. He speak ... More >>
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April 17, 2012
Seattle Times' Michael J. Berens and Ken Armstrong and The Strangers' Eli Sanders Win Pulitzers
To say it was a big day in Seattle journalism would be an understatement. Monday was a huge day, with the announcement that The Stranger's Eli Sanders had taken home a Pulitzer in feature writing for his piece, "The Bravest Woman in Seattle," and the Seattle Times' Michael J. Berens and Ken Armstro ... More >>
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February 8, 2012
Was Chem Co.'s 'Secret Dossier' on Reporter Danielle Ivory a Sneak Attack or Predictable?
IvoryIt wasn't the first time, nor the last time that a reporter investigating a large corporation was, in turn, investigated by the corporation. But it was Danielle Ivory's time, and while a lengthy report yesterday on how chemical giant Syngenta compiled a "secret dossier" on the Pullman-bo ... More >>
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January 18, 2012
The Black Power Mixtape 1967-1975
IvoryIt wasn't the first time, nor the last time that a reporter investigating a large corporation was, in turn, investigated by the corporation. But it was Danielle Ivory's time, and while a lengthy report yesterday on how chemical giant Syngenta compiled a "secret dossier" on the Pullman-bo ... More >>
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December 7, 2011
Kevin Padrick, Defamed Attorney, Responds to Crystal Cox 'Blogger-Isn't-Journalist' Story
A federal judge's ruling that bloggers are not journalists has created a huge stir in the news and legal world since we broke the story yesterday. But behind the legal distinction is a man who quite successfully proved that he had been defamed by a blogger. That man responded to the story tod ... More >>
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November 8, 2011
D.B. Cooper Snoops to Gather in Portland for 40th Anniversary Sleuth-Off
Nothing wards off the dozing effects of tryptophan better than a little detective work on America's most famous unsolved heist. Proving this fact, detectives, journalists and fans from all over the country will be spending their Thanksgiving weekend in Portland, celebrating the 40th anniversa ... More >>
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October 28, 2011
Johnny Depp Drinks With the Ghost of Hunter S. Thompson
Peter MountainDepp's journalist follows the money (i.e. Aaron Eckhart's developer).The Dinner: Pechugas de Pollo, at La Isla (2320 N.W. Market St.). The Movie: The Rum Diary, at SIFF Cinema at the Uptown (511 Queen Anne Ave. N.). The Screenplate: Is it possible to have a man-crush on a dude ... More >>
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June 29, 2011
Adam Ross
Peter MountainDepp's journalist follows the money (i.e. Aaron Eckhart's developer).The Dinner: Pechugas de Pollo, at La Isla (2320 N.W. Market St.). The Movie: The Rum Diary, at SIFF Cinema at the Uptown (511 Queen Anne Ave. N.). The Screenplate: Is it possible to have a man-crush on a dude ... More >>
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May 24, 2011
Inside the Effort to Free Ex-Seattle Journalist Dorothy Parvaz
Editors note: The following story was written by ProPublica reporter Kim Barker. Normally we don't repost articles verbatim on this blog, but since ProPublica encourages news organizations to do exactly that; and since Baker's reporting is stellar and her insight as one of Parvaz's good frien ... More >>
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May 23, 2011
Seattle Weekly Wins 15 Society of Professional Journalists Awards
It was a banner weekend for Seattle Weekly when the Society of Professional Journalists announced the winners of this year's Northwest Excellence in Journalism Contest at a banquet at Safeco Field. Weekly staffers took home 15 awards total (more than any other weekly in the region), including ... More >>
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April 19, 2011
Committee to Protect Journalists Accuses Amanda Knox Prosecutor Giuliano Mignini of Harassing Reporters
Giuliano Mignini does not like when people say mean things about him or nice things about Amanda Knox. This is an assertion shared by dozens of journalists that have covered Knox's murder and appeals trial over the last two-plus years. And now it's an assertion shared by the largest journalis ... More >>
Music
March 2, 2011
Hacking It
Music journalism needs to get over itself.
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March 1, 2011
Music Journalism Gets Pummeled by a Hack Attack
You wouldn't think music journalism would be a difficult job. It's a wonder, therefore, that so many music journalists cop the weary cynicism of WWI trench medics, as though proffering their opinion about other people's creations has drained them of any hope for humanity. Bitter attitudes a ... More >>
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February 9, 2011
Big John Hamhock
You wouldn't think music journalism would be a difficult job. It's a wonder, therefore, that so many music journalists cop the weary cynicism of WWI trench medics, as though proffering their opinion about other people's creations has drained them of any hope for humanity. Bitter attitudes a ... More >>
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January 19, 2011
Tom Rachman
You wouldn't think music journalism would be a difficult job. It's a wonder, therefore, that so many music journalists cop the weary cynicism of WWI trench medics, as though proffering their opinion about other people's creations has drained them of any hope for humanity. Bitter attitudes a ... More >>
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January 18, 2011
Nick Christensen Is the "News Reporter" Oregon Metro Government Hired to Cover Itself
Brian Feulner/The OregonianNick Christensen.With media jobs scarce, competition fierce, and bills never-ending, many a seasoned journalist has "sold out" to work in public relations, trading articles for press releases and getting a pittance in their paychecks. What former Hillsboro Argus rep ... More >>
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January 4, 2011
What Are the Old Post-Intelligencer Journalists Up To These Days?
It's now been 18 months since the Seattle Post-Intelligencer shut down its print operation, laid off 140 journalists, and switched to an online-only format. So what are all those writers, editors, copy chiefs, photographers, and paginators up to now? For the answer, we turn to former P-I staf ... More >>
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December 31, 2010
We're Closed Today: Happy New Year, Seattle!
Hit your refresh button all you want, dear readers. We're closed today. That's right, even journalists get the occasional three-day weekend. So happy New Year, folks! We'll see you bright and early on Monday.
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November 12, 2010
Lou Dobbs Plans 2011 Return to the Hot Air - Ex-Seattle Reporter Reveals the Heart of a Fox
With the forthcoming cable-TV return of Lou Dobbs, lefty Western Washington will once again be held liable for helping launch two of America's more notorious right-wing bloviators. Along with Fox's blubbering Mount Vernonite, Glenn Beck - who daily rewrites history and is currently recasting ... More >>
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November 3, 2010
12 Designers on Writing
With the forthcoming cable-TV return of Lou Dobbs, lefty Western Washington will once again be held liable for helping launch two of America's more notorious right-wing bloviators. Along with Fox's blubbering Mount Vernonite, Glenn Beck - who daily rewrites history and is currently recasting ... More >>
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November 1, 2010
West Seattle Blog Wins National Online News Association Top Award for Community Effort
RecordWest Seattle Blog nabbed honors as the nation's best collaborative community blog over the weekend. Here's how an excited WSB editor Tracy Record reported it in a Saturday night note to readers: "One month ago, we shared the news that we - and you - were in the final running for a nati ... More >>
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October 1, 2010
Hunter S. Thompson and the Greatest Cover Letter Ever Written
The year was 1958. A "tart-tongued" columnist named Jack Scott had just been promoted to editorial director of the Vancouver Sun. On the other side of the continent, a pre-Gonzo Hunter S. Thompson read a story in Time magazine about Scott's penchant for journalistic stunts. Broke and living i ... More >>
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September 22, 2010
Michael Kinsley and Ex-Tacoma Publisher Donate to Pols; Sy Hersh Gave Locally Too
KinsleyGiving money to political campaigns can be quicksand for journalists striving to be impartial or at least fair. But reporters, editors and others who work for the news media have given almost a half-million dollars to U.S. political candidates this election cycle, according to the D.C. ... More >>
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August 30, 2010
West Seattle Blog Compared to The New Yorker, Jon Stewart
Seattle media watchers understand the hard work that goes into West Seattle Blog. If a dog shits outside of Salty's, Tracy Record (pictured at right) and crew will have written a post detailing breed, age and consistency all within five minutes. (Note: We know WSB writes about more important, ... More >>
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July 13, 2010
Community College Teacher Fails to Overturn Ethics Violation for Sending E-mail on State Computer
For years, one of the easiest gotchas in journalism has been to find some public officials who used public resources to further their own political ends, which is against state law. A governor or attorney general churning out campaign brochures on a state copy machine? Perfect. But a lowly pa ... More >>
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June 30, 2010
Washington News Council's John Hamer: The Watchdog Who Doesn't Watch Himself
The Washington News Council's John Hamer fancies himself Seattle's news media watchdog. The WNC, which he founded in 1998, was meant for the pious purpose of peacemaking between the public and Big Media, but has ended up being known as local journalism's version of the Hague, since what both ... More >>
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May 25, 2010
Seattle Weekly Takes Home Three First-Place Awards in Five-State Alt-Weekly Competition
The best alt-weekly biz story in the NW!Look, it's not that we have anything against Portland. It's not that we would ever take pleasure in pointing out that they're not all that, despite the adulation they receive from right-minded progressives the world over. But we will admit taking pleasu ... More >>
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July 22, 2009
Scott Rosenberg
The best alt-weekly biz story in the NW!Look, it's not that we have anything against Portland. It's not that we would ever take pleasure in pointing out that they're not all that, despite the adulation they receive from right-minded progressives the world over. But we will admit taking pleasu ... More >>
News
September 17, 2008
Mark Powell’s War on Error
For one man, every typo is a mini-Watergate. Just ask the P-I.
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May 28, 2008
William Gibson
For one man, every typo is a mini-Watergate. Just ask the P-I.
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November 7, 2007
The Turn-Ons
Friday, November 9
Film
October 12, 2005
David Strathairn
The star of Good Night, and Good Luck.
Food
January 22, 2003
Hot Dish
The star of Good Night, and Good Luck.

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