This is something I haven't seen any North American publication do: Offer up a chunk of its website as a guide to using freedom of information laws.

You can view it here.

A December-January 2005 column on how the New York Times resuscitated itself from being a financial basketcase in the mid-1970s to being the success it is today.

The recipe? Sometimes, you improve a soup by adding meat and tomatoes, not by watering down the broth.

This is a December-January 2005 American Journalism Review story on how news outlets should handle a crisis: Plagiarism, fabrication, accusations your story sits on a foundation of forged documents ... the sort of thing we've all become sadly familiar with.