Newsweek has moved from an apology for any errors to a full-blown retraction.

The Internet just got a little less free. The NYT wants to start charging non-subscribers to read columnists online.

The Beeb's John Simpson looks at the Newsweek/Koran debacle.

Here's Newsweek's official explanation.

I also comment on blogosphere reaction.

The Toronto Star's Antonia Zerbisias has added media blogger to her media columnist duties.

The blog apparently launched on Friday the 13th. Make your own joke here. :)

I do have a question: Hey Zerby, why no public comments? (Thanks for the link, BTW).

Her colleague John Sakamoto has turned his anti-hit list into a podcast.

Here's a link to the Star story about all of this. The Star promises more blogs to come.

In his first public address since leaving PBS, Bill Moyers -- whose old show NOW stood accussed of left-wing bias by U.S. Corp. for Public Broadcasting chair Ken Tomlinson -- fights back.

Newsweek magazine has apologized for any errors in a story that set off rioting by angry Muslims, but especially in Afghanistan and Pakistan.

It all stems from a sentence in a little yarn about guards at Guantanamo Bay supposedly flushing a copy of the Koran down a toilet.