Ryan Chittum of the Columbia Journalism Review writes that The Wall Street Journal has fallen down on the job of covering this week’s foreclosure scandal in comparison to the New York Times and the Washington Post.
“Compare that to The New York Times and Washington Post which (especially the Post) have a fraction of the business staff that the Journal has.
“The Times has put the story on a section front eight times, including twice on the front page this week.
“The Post has done even better. I count four page one stories on the scandal, including an agenda-setting one on September 23, and several other major pieces.”
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