NYT Public Editor: The Miller Mess: Lingering Issues Among the Answers

[speedoo]

http://www.nytimes.com/2005/10/23/opinion/23publiceditor.html?pagewanted=1&hp

Basically, he calls Miller a liar. No kind words for Keller, either.

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What does the future hold for Ms. Miller? She told me Thursday that she hopes to return to the paper after taking some time off. Mr. Sulzberger offered this measured response: "She and I have acknowledged that there are new limits on what she can do next." It seems to me that whatever the limits put on her, the problems facing her inside and outside the newsroom will make it difficult for her to return to the paper as a reporter.

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Read and enjoy. Mr. Calame has done his duty.

[Neil Lisst]

1. Thanks. I've heard about it, but not read it.

Reading it is gonna have to wait. There's this thing called the World Series ....

[Neil Lisst]

2. Thanks. I've heard about it, but not read it.

Reading it is gonna have to wait. There's this thing called the World Series ....

[Verve]

3. "The Times must now face up to three major concerns raised by the leak

investigation: First, the tendency by top editors to move cautiously to correct problems about prewar coverage. Second, the journalistic shortcuts taken by Ms. Miller. And third, the deferential treatment of Ms. Miller by editors who failed to dig into problems before they became a mess."

Finally someone acts like an adult over there!