[Petronski]

We've also come in for some criticism from the usual suspects in the U.S., in particular one Orville Schell, dean of something called Berkeley's Graduate School of Journalism.

Ouch! Bwa ha ha ha ha

[mewzilla]

...committing journalism...

Love it.

[FreedomPoster]

>>Ouch! Bwa ha ha ha ha

Exactly!

OOOOoooo! That's gonna leave a mark!

This is a really, really, excellent "in your face" piece.

[conservatism_IS_compassion]

something called Berkeley's Graduate School of Journalism.

Chuckle!

But always remember the meaning of the First Amendment--that the individual reader (or ignorer) of journalism and no other secular authority judges journalism. Journalists are entitled to emphasize their own opinions, on the editorial page or anywhere else they choose to.

'Course the First Amendment doesn't apply to broadcasting . . .

Why Broadcast Journalism is Unnecessary and Illegitimate