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1. harumph Posted By: Hans Laetz 11:48 AM September 8, 2008 2. If the tables were turned... Posted By: Jay Jochnowitz 11:39 AM September 8, 2008 3. it's sad Posted By: smyth smyth 10:59 AM September 8, 2008 4. Suspicious ... Posted By: Alex Dering 9:48 AM September 8, 2008 5. I suspect Posted By: Alex Dering 9:14 AM September 8, 2008 More Recent Comments 6. Cowardly Journalism Posted By: Roy Conant 6:45 PM September 7, 2008 7. Public Progressives, Private Racists Posted By: Roy Conant 5:43 PM September 7, 2008 8. SPTimes does it Posted By: Paul Swider 10:24 AM September 7, 2008 9. Motivated! Posted By: Amanda Vergel de Dios 3:33 AM September 7, 2008 10. Excellent point, Alexandra Kitty! Posted By: Alex Dering 8:33 PM September 6, 2008 Fewer Recent Comments

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Welcome Skip Nichols to the Journalism Conversations: Leadership & Management group. Read Al Tompkins's blog post When TV Photojournalists Get Stuck Between Police and Protesters in the TV & Radio blog. Read Roy Clark's comment to the blog post How large a factor do you think social networks and social media will play into the 2008 Election? in the Reporting, Writing & Editing blog. View a photo that Steve Myers has posted.

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