Craigslist is one of a new breed of companies that claims to be happy with just covering costs. Unfortunately, it's eating the lunch of profit-minded businesses like newspapers. But they aren't the only example of "purpose-driven media" out there.   more »

Veteran (if not storied) NYT foreign correspondent and Baghdad bureau chief John F. Burns talks about the Jill Carroll case in the context of the environment in which western reporters in Iraq find themselves.

This NYT article finds the Internet to be an markedly more important tool for politicos now than it was even two years ago.

The Globe and Mail's Anne McIlroy looks at the Canadian Medical Association Journal's battle over editorial independence.

My 10th anniversary recollection of the Leader-Post downsizing was a runaway favourite amongst the visitors to this site and is probably the most single-clicked-on item in the history of this blog, maybe even beating The King. Here's the full list: