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By Jymn, on November 20th, 2012
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“An earlier online version of this column contained unclear attribution. This version has been clarified.”
That’s the note appended to Margaret Wente’s latest Globe & Mail column. Does this pseudo journalist never learn? How is she still employed? Does she now warrant an editor exclusively devoted to her work? “Unclear attribution?” Are you kidding me?
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Margaret Wente’s plagiarism, er, ‘attribution’ problem. Part Deux.
By Jymn, on September 24th, 2012
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Canadian publishers convene ‘blogger ethics panel’ – “Something has to be done about these people”
With Colby Cosh breaking the silence of the journalism elite by criticizing and mocking not only Sylvia Stead but also the Globe upper crusts and Margaret Wente herself, will the floodgates now open? Well no, there are probably not enough
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Will Wentegate pull off the covers off the old boys/old girls network in Canadian media?
By Jymn, on September 23rd, 2012
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Margaret Wente has been caught allegedly plagiarizing.
Her public editor, Sylvia Stead, quickly absolves her of any indiscretion.
I react with a typically hyperbolic blog post.
For a lark I ask Andrew Coyne on Twitter for his opinion on the issue.
In response, Mr. Coyne evades my inquiry, instead moving the cursor to
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The state of Canadian journalism. Coyne, Stead, Wente edition.
By Jymn, on September 22nd, 2012
Tweet God rest the myth of the ‘liberal media’
By giving Margaret Wente a pass, the Globe & Mail has at last put to rest the myth of ‘liberal bias’ in Canada’s media. A new era, in hyperbolic terms, has begun. So I say, thank you Sylvia Stead. And thank you, Margaret Wente. I don’t think either
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The myth of the ‘liberal media’ in Canada has finally been put to rest
By Jymn, on September 21st, 2012
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The charges of plagiarism against Margaret Wente of the Globe & Mail are spreading like wildfire through social media. What started as an immaculately researched expose of Wente’s ‘borrowing’ of other journalists’ words has spread far enough that professional journalists are freaking.
Since the media itself is reluctant to police its wayward souls, I decided to pen an
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Write [email protected] and ask her to look into allegations of plagiarism by Margaret Wente.
By Jymn, on September 19th, 2012
Tweet From urNews.ca I had heard before about Margaret Wente’s tendency to plagiarize other writers but had not seen any hard evidence of these charges. Media Culpa has done the hard lifting and provides multiple examples of what can only be termed plagiarism by the Globe writer. In fact, the examples cited by the blog are staggering
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Margaret Wente’s plagiarism problem
By Jymn, on March 1st, 2012
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Globe & Mail editorial office
The Globe & Mail, that dusty old Miss Havisham of a newspaper, has been notably silent on the Robogate scandal, dancing around it like a wounded Dervish. It has yielded the floor to another Conservative publication, the National Post of all papers, to take the ball and
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Globe & Mail dips its toes into Robogate
By Jymn, on January 24th, 2012
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Public Editors, or Ombudsmen as they are more often known, can be iffy things. Defined loosely as “one that investigates, reports on, and helps settle complaints”, the role can be broadly defined.
The New York Times is probably the best example of an effective Public Editor, where its ‘Ombudsman’ researches complaints of bias
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Will Globe & Mail’s first Public Editor (aka Ombudsman) make a difference? The question of Sylvia Stead.
By Jymn, on January 4th, 2012
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Operation Maple has been doing a yeoman’s job in pointing out the main pillars of Canada’s Conservative media monopoly. So far OM has grappled with the following behemoths of industry:
Sun Media Corporation Bell Canada Enterprises The Rogers Dynasty Irving Media Shaw Media
And now at number 6, OM tackles
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Operation Maple takes on Globe & Mail. Number 6 in Gang of Seven.
By Jymn, on December 27th, 2011
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Globe editors relax in Florida for prescribed vacay following another Con victory party
To celebrate, Globe editors put aside their crutches and patronizing air to low five each other over cocktails and wienies. No report on the obligatory congratulatory call from Stephen Harper although rumours of an army of nurses in attendance have
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Globe & Mail editors pick Harper majority as story of the year
By Jymn, on December 24th, 2011
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STARRING: Shotgun * Blogging T * * Ezzy * Huffer * Wenthataway * The Poet * Blatched
The Conservatives’ new best friend, the Canadian wing of the Huffington Post, has a take on who will be Harper’s new Senators come January. LFR has its own sources. Funnily enough, the new Senators are almost
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The Magnificent Seven: Stephen Harper’s seven new Senators leaked
Tory Taber wanks on for the Conservatives. Again.
By Jymn, on October 24th, 2011
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Whatever they pay her is not enough.
Jane Taber has made quite a reputation for herself as a hagiographer for women - Conservative women, that is. Today, Taber doubles down on Lisa Raitt whilst adding Rona Ambrose to the mix.
It’s not so much that Taber and the Globe love to exalt Conservatives but it is that Taber does
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Tory Taber wanks on for the Conservatives. Again.
By ck, on April 27th, 2011
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Remember not that long ago how Sun Media’s editorialists were whining, almost taunting the Grope and Fail about them no longer being Conservative? Well, this endorsement (more like ass-kissing) from the Grope & Fail’s editorialists, for Stevie oh so dreamy should put poor Sun Media’s editorialist’s minds right at ease!
They endorse dictatorship
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I Wonder if The Grope & Fail Editorial’s Glowing Endorsement of Stevie Spiteful Will Get Them Back in Sun Media’s Good Graces?
By ck, on October 18th, 2010
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Nick Fillmore from Catch 22 Conservatives has written an article under the above title. He has published in The Rabble and has been passing it around via email and would like it published on as many blogs as he can. I offered to publish Nick’s article here. So, here goes, folks!
No longer
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No longer a real newspaper, new Globe betrays Canadians–Article By a Catch 22 Harpercon Member
By ck, on September 28th, 2010
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Yes, Gary Shaul and Nick Fillmore had requested that I design a poster for the Catch 22 Harper Conservatives campaign given my background in graphic arts. I was too happy to volunteer my time to this project. The goal was to at least have an 8.5″ x 11″ ready for the Catch 22
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Catch 22 Conservatives Poster Unveiled–And the Firing of Ric Salutin
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