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I am a staff writer with CTV.ca News. That operation is part of CTV News, which is of course nestled into CTV Inc. and CTVglobemedia.

I don't speak for my employer on this blog. I don't comment about the internal affairs of my employer.

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View Article  Afghanistan's rock 'n roll highway

Bilal Sarwary of the Beeb took a $70 cab ride from Kandahar to Kabul. Here's a few insights:

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View Article  'Be Merry, Not Ancient'

The NYT's Frank Bruni casts a skeptical, if not scornful, eye on the recent notion that eating 890 calories per day is the recommended path to longevity.

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View Article  NYT's public editor on blogging at the Grey Lady

The headline over Byron Calame's column Sunday was: "The Times' New Blogs: More Information, Fewer Filters."

While he generally approves of them, Calame had some cautionary words about DealBook, which follows deals on Wall Street.

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View Article  No. 10 Toronto up for sale

A storied property on the eastern fringe of Toronto's financial district is going up for sale.

Once Conrad Black's Toronto base of operations, beginning in 1978 when he took over Argus Corp.,  Hollinger is selling the 153-year-old structure later this month.

Here's the NYT story.

Wow. The one-time crib of one of Canada's most notorious Darwinian capitalists. You can almost imagine the blood from the red meat splattering the walls! :)

View Article  NYT's Keller to take readers' questions

From the NYT:

Talk to the Newsroom

Bill Keller, executive editor of The Times, will answer questions in this space about the newspaper and the news. Questions will be selected from e-mails sent to asktheeditors@nytimes.com, and Mr. Keller will answer as many this week as time permits. Afterward, these discussions will continue with other Times editors.

In this country, The Globe and Mail has gone heavy for online chats, with the legendary Angus Frame, editor of globeandmail.com, and his executive editor Jim Sheppard going online to answer readers' questions about the website. Oddly, both used their prison photos to illustrate the chat's preamble text. :)

(I just said that to see if anyone at the Globe is reading . :) )

CBC's editorial cappo di tutti cappi Tony Berman has answered some reader mail online. The Globe's editor-in-chief, Edward Greenspon, has a regular newspaper column (don't recall an online appearance), and the Toronto Star's public editor Sharon Burnside holds forth semi-regularly (A challenge: Find her column online without using the search box!) in a newspaper column.

However, will someone trump other news orgs and put their editorial supremo behind a keyboard answering live questions?

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