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“The growth of the online publishing industry has created a thicket of ethical and professional questions for journalists. Has the line between advertising and editorial content been blurred at some Web sites? Will partnerships and affiliations with non-media corporations influence coverage of the news? How should an online publication handle links to other sites on the Web?”

“If you are like me, you’ve seen a map of Baghdad on television a lot in the last few days. The scale of the map may be hard to grasp, so I’ve created these city size comparison pages. Both maps below are 9 miles long and 9 miles across. If you are familiar with the size of this section of Los Angeles, this should help you visualize the size of Baghdad. This may be useful if you are trying to envision driving through, searching or invading Baghdad, but you’ve never actually been there.”

“At his Marietta UPS Store (formerly Mail Boxes Etc.), owner John Kelly files away originals he finds on the glass: Land deeds, passports, contracts. One morning after opening, he found a risque photograph of a couple — not one for his archive. ‘I thought, ‘Omigosh,’ and shredded it,’ Kelly said.”

“If you are like me, you’ve seen a map of Baghdad on television a lot in the last few days. The scale of the map may be hard to grasp, so I’ve created these city size comparison pages. Both maps below are 9 miles long and 9 miles across. If you are familiar with the size of this section of Los Angeles, this should help you visualize the size of Baghdad. This may be useful if you are trying to envision driving through, searching or invading Baghdad, but you’ve never actually been there.”

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“In 1974 Sol Worth and I published a paper, ‘Symbolic Strategies,’ which presented the outline of a theory of interpretation — the assignment of meaning to objects and events. The questions we focused on in developing that theory centered on the peculiar properties of visual images. Although our paper addressed the general issue of how humans assign meaning, in retrospect it is clear that we were primarily concerned with visual images in general, and film or photographic images in particular. The basic question that we were asking might be put this way: What can we know from these images, and how can we know it?”