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a daily look inside the newspaper of record.
who is the nytpicker?
This website devotes itself exclusively to the goings-on inside the New York Times -- the newspaper and the institution itself. Written by a team of journalists who prefer to work in anonymity, The NYTPicker reports on the internal workings of the nation's top newspaper, and comments on its content.
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5 comments:
Great website. Keep it up.
Half the time I like you. Half of the time I think you're full of vainglorious horse manure. Batting 500 isn't too bad.
More serious stuff, please, NP. Sometimes it reads too much like a humor column. I won't deny that you make me laugh sometimes, but it diminishes your impact.
Congratulations on a year of anonymity and cowardice!
The anonymity bothered me for a long time, I'm still not sure I understand the reason for it but if Nytpicker needs to be anonymous to get its job done, okay.
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