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RIP John Bonfatti
Buffalo News reporter was 52.
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Post-Dispatch cuts 18 employees
From newsroom, other places.
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David Brooks & Woody Allen
Compare passages.
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Enough with "attack dog"
Says ex-Baltimore Sun newsman.
(ohmidog.com)

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Parental shortcomings
Columnist Lieber addresses them.
(Dallasnews.com)

Ex-NYTer Darnton discusses his book
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(Mr. Media)

NYDNer suspended over tossed phone
"Nobody knows what set him off."
(New York Post)

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Wolff's Murdoch book
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