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  • BERKELEY DAILY PLANET: Goodbye From the Front Desk

    02/25/2010 9:05:12 PM PST · by SmithL · 12 replies · 593+ views
    Berkeley Daily Planet ^ | 2/25/10 | Anne Wagley
    “Hello? Daily Planet? I think you should get a photographer over here to North Berkeley because there is a UFO hovering over Solano, and you need to report on it.” “The city is chopping down this really beautiful tree on my street and the neighbors are all out here in tears, and we want the Planet to stop the buzz saws.” “There are some really nasty-smelling barrels that someone dumped on the corner and they kind of look toxic, so can you figure out how to get rid of them?” This last request to the Daily Planet newsroom phone was...
  • Following Up on the New York Times Story About the Daily Planet

    12/01/2009 1:06:20 PM PST · by SmithL · 6 replies · 414+ views
    The Nov. 28 New York Times article about the efforts of a few pro-Israel activists to shut down the Daily Planet for its publication of reader contributions critical of that nation's policies provided a fair introduction to the story but failed to fully elucidate the nature of the campaign. Though the first stirrings of this censorship campaign began several years ago, it did not begin in earnest until this year, when PR professional Jim Sinkinson began a more organized and deliberate campaign to intimidate advertisers. The Planet first alerted its readership to Sinkinson's efforts in a March 19 editorial. The...