Douglas Bell of Toronto Life looks at the newspaper war between The Wall Street Journal and The New York Times in the aftermath of News Corp. CEO Rupert Murdoch‘s purchase of the Journal and gives round one to the Times in a knockout.
“So here it is, Wall Street meets Main Street at the corner of sex and corruption. And the Journal is absolutely nowhere. So thoroughly did the Journal get its ass kicked that it ran a sour grapes op-ed by one of its more rabidly right-wing columnists blaming the media for being Spitzer’s ‘enablers.’
“Insane? Sure. But hey, c’est la guerre.”
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