![]() |
|||||||||||||||||||||||
"I do think that the quality which makes a man want to write and be read is essentially a desire for self-exposure and is masochistic. Like one of those guys who has a compulsion to take his thing out and show it on the street." - James Jones American Association of Museums is looking for a Senior Editor. See all other great jobs at our Job Board.
Wednesday Jun 04, 2008
FINALLY: Toobin Relents, Gives Props To LabashIt's amazing what a Band of (Emailing) Brothers can do... With much grassroots support from friends and admirers, Kathleen Parker's National Review Corner post on similarities between Jeffrey Toobin's New Yorker piece on Roger Stone (which FishbowlDC linked to this morning...and joked about during our live-Twittering last night) and Matt Labash's earlier Weekly Standard piece on Stone garnered the all-important Drudge link today. And, as a result? Toobin has apologized. He writes Parker: I just saw Kathleen Parker's post about my New Yorker piece about Roger Stone and Matt Labash's earlier articles about him in The Weekly Standard. As I read Parker, the gist of the complaint against me is not plagiarism (because there was none), but discourtesy -- that is, it would have been appropriate for me to offer a hat-tip or shout-out to Matt's work. On balance, I think Parker is right; I should have acknowledged Matt's articles, which I did read and enjoyed a great deal. So let me take this opportunity to apologize to Matt and The Weekly Standard. Email This Post |
|
||||||||||||||||||||||