NYT's Linda Greenhouse Bans Cameras from Public Appearance

Published: August 10, 2007, 1:00 pm

Tags: judiciary, linda greenhouse, new york times

Notoriously left-wing New York Times court reporter Linda Greenhouse, famous for her 2006 rant against Republicans, "religious fundamentalism," and illegal immigration opponents has apparently learned from her mistake.No, she hasn't decided that someone with such fervently liberal positions needs a conservative counterpart on the beat. Instead, she decided that television cameras need to be banned from her public appearances:For Supreme Court buffs who watch C-SPAN, yesterday morning was one of disappointment. A promising panel discussion, Covering the Court(s): Reporters on the Supreme Court Beat, that included a bevy of court reporting superstars -- like Charles Lane from The Washington Post and Dahlia Lithwick from Slate -- was to be televised. But, at the last minute, the plug was pulled on the C-SPAN cameras because the queen bee of Supreme Court reporters, Linda Greenhouse of The New York Times refused to join the panel if the event was going to be covered by the

[ Full article ]

Blog link

Rating: 0

Comments