Libel by New York Times

By J. Edward Pawlick

A new scandal about misuse of power haunts Pinch Sulzberger and the Times This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0974667005
• ISBN13: 9780974667003
• Release Date: December 2003
• Publisher: Mustardseeds, Inc.
• Length: 356 Pages
• Weight: 1.50 lbs.
• Dimensions: 9.5" x 1.0" x 6.5"

Customer Reviews

A great expose of the N.Y.Times

As a former regular reader of the Times, I decided that it had lost its credibility more than 20 years ago, but I did not know why. This book exposes a rational reason for what I consider to be the demise of a great paper. While I still obtain it on the week-ends, I now only read the non-news parts of it. Anyone like me, who has been confused by such sentiments, will gain useful insight into the likely reasons for their changes of heart.

Excellent Investigative Journalism

Pawlick exposes the Jason Blair affair as but a glimse of the underlying organizational rot that is the New York Times. He traces the genealogy of Pinch Sulzberger and his disfunctional family. He builds on facts to expose the Sulzberger plan to dominates the Gay Marriage debate with his New York Times and Boston Globe Newspapers. Pawlick has gone where no one else has gone before showing how one sick and disfuntional, yet powerful family and its exquiste propaganda machine can dominate and control the political landscape. Pawlick deserves a pulitzer prize.

Very enlightening

WOW: I had some understanding of what was going on with the whole gay marriage issue but Mr. Pawlick's book really clarified things for me. Just reading the same subject in 2 different papers and you can see how slanted the Globe is which I knew was owned by the New York Times. Thanks go out to Mr.Pawlick for enlightening us about the part the New York Times and the Globe played in the whole SJC (fiasco) ruling on gay marriage.

Compelling and Informative

Mr. Pawlick puts the whole gay marriage conspiracy in perspective. He clearly lists all the players and the roles they played ousting the citizens of Massachusetts from voting on this monumental question of gay marriage.If you want to find out why Margaret Marshall voted the way she did and who is behind it - READ THIS BOOK.