Some more reaction and fallout from the case of Ken Peters, the Hamilton Spectator reporter found guilty of civil contempt of court:

Microsoft has found out about some craze called "blogging," and has decided to get into the game -- two years after Google, which purchased Blogger back in the day.

This story is a cautionary tale about checking twice (or even about checking at all) and publishing once. It involves Britain's conservative newspaper The Telegraph and lefty MP George Galloway.

After the fall of Baghdad, the Telegraph found documents that purported ...   more »

The health police have backed off! We'll still be able to eat raw fish here! Whoopee!

The story from CTV.ca:

NYT writer Ed Levine is talking about competition for the classic New York Italian hero from the Vietnamese, Puerto Rican and Dominican communities in NYC.

Quick sandwich tips for Toronto: California Sandwiches on Claremont St. ...   more »

The NYT's Frank Rich on the transparent efforts by incoming NBC anchor Brian Williams -- and indeed, all U.S. network news shows -- to suck up to Red Staters:

The perpetually Granny Smith-tongued Maureen Dowd on the boy's club that is anchoring a network newscast in the U.S.

A small irony of this is that when I saw Dowd on the Daily Show some ...   more »

The NYT's Thomas L. Friedman writes about what he sees as a looming financial calamity in the U.S. under the Bush administration's policies.