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Royko film
To be based on three columns.
(Wisconsin SJ)

Losing a home
One journo's experience.
(CJR)

Newsweek's Palin cover
Explained.
(LAT Blogs)

LAT publisher's "treason" remark
Prompts Fake LAT post.
(notthelatimes.com)

Press too tough on Palin?
Many say yes.
(People-press.org)

POSTED WEDNESDAY
Okrent's HuffPost piece
Background story.
(Portfolio.com)

People mag's Newman book
"Leaves a sour taste in my mouth."
(Folio)

 

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A study by two political scientists finds that young people who watch Jon Stewart's "The Daily Show" develop cynical views about politics and politicians that could lead them to just say no to voting. "That's particularly dismaying news because the show is hugely popular among college students, many of whom already don't bother to cast ballots," writes Richard Morin.
> You'll see another angle when you read the study, says Kaplan (HP)
> Researchers haven't heard from "Daily Show" staff, not surprised (Ref.)
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