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Tamar Sternthal

L.A. Times gives indicted Hamas leader a soapbox for lies

Published on July 19, 2007

Fast and Loose With Facts at Ha’aretz

Published on November 25, 2004

The Israeli daily Ha'aretz, a favorite of the intelligentsia in Israel and the West, and widely cited by the North American press, is frequently referred to as "Israel's New York Times." But a New York Times it is not.

The Times Swerves Off the ‘High Road’

Published on May 20, 2004

As word of Los Angeles Times Editor John S. Carroll's address on journalistic ethics spread across the Internet, critics were riled by his assertion that the Times is committed to taking the "high road" in comparison to other media outlets nationwide, which are engaging in "pseudo-journalism."

Alienating Readers at The Times

Published on October 16, 2003

"The harm done by Jayson Blair in The New York Times newsroom may, in the end, be offset by a bit of good it does elsewhere. The incident is serving as a wake-up call for journalism, prompting many papers ... to redouble efforts at accuracy and accountability," wrote Christine Chinlund, the Boston Globe ombudsman, in a soul-searching column on media accountability.

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