Here's a couple of blog postings. Jay Rosen has written that he didn't think Eason Jordan should have stepped down from his executive position with CNN over his Davos remarks.

Rosen then points to a posting from the blog Glocal man, who wrote the following post on Feb. 15: Eason Jordan, bagged by glocal bloggers:

The International Federation of Journalists is taking a shot at the United States over journalist deaths in Iraq in the wake of the Eason Jordan affair.

Kirk Makin of The Globe and Mail wrote about the Stevie Cameron dust-up on CAJ-L today.

On the surface, he appeared to have just scraped the list postings and didn't put much more into it, other than an interview with CAJ president Paul Schneidereit.

Certain elements on Toronto city council -- who mainly represent the culturally vibrant suburbs -- don't want any posters cluttering up the cityscape.

I would fall into the camp that says postering is part of what makes a city come alive. To that end, there is a benefit concert tonight at the Bloor Cinema. Details to follow:

The two were working near the Sunni insurgent hotspot of Ramadi, reports al-Arabiya.