| ART BRODSKY | | | Crisis Communications Advice for CBS: Fix Your CNET Mess. Now. | | CBS over the course of a couple of days also managed to trash sizable part of a $1.8 billion investment. All in all, not a bad weekend's work. The question now is: how do you dig yourself out of a big hole, assuming you even want to? Continue reading... | | | LISA BELKIN | | | Wyoming Mother Sells Son's Pick-up After He Drives Drunk | | The most important thing a parent can do sometimes is be mean. Being mean can keep them safe and, sometimes, help keep them alive. Continue reading... | |
| PAUL RAEBURN | | | CBS Overrules Best-of-Product Choice by Its CNET Unit, Citing Litigation: A Case of Censorship? | | Last week, about 40 members of the CNET.com editorial staff met at the CES trade show in Las Vegas to select the website's official Best of CES product. Continue reading... | | |
| SUE CASEY | | | Richard Ben Cramer and Political Life | | The 1988 presidential campaign hardly registered as all that memorable. Yet Richard Ben Cramer's masterful character study of six of the 1988 presidential candidates brings that race and the candidates alive in ways that other campaign chronicles before and since have not. Continue reading... | | | DAN FROOMKIN | | | Commuting John Kiriakou's Sentence Would Be a Step in the Right Direction for Obama | | Had John Kiriakou actually engaged in torture, he wouldn't be in any trouble at all -- he never even would have been investigated. But because he talked about torture with reporters, he's going to prison. Continue reading... | |
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