Romenesko

Chicago Reader
"I remember being in parts of India where you had to have a military pass to go, and I didn't -- but I had to go," Chicago Tribune reporter William Mullen tells Michael Miner. "It was pretty scary, because you know if they stop you you'll probably end up in a dank jail for a while." And the Sudan, where Tribune reporter Paul Salopek (left) is jailed, isn't India. "Oh, yeah, it's far more hostile to the press, and to the US press in particular."