Romenesko

Orlando Sentinel
The Orlando Sentinel published a front-page photo of a fourth-grade teacher in her classroom, next to a dry-erase board with the word "government" missing its r. That photo shouldn't have run, says ombud Manning Pynn. "Although the newspaper did so unintentionally, it was wrong to subject [the teacher] to the criticism she received. Responsible journalism requires greater care." More editor/ombud columns:
> Temple: How journalists handle small items tells a lot about them (RMN)
> Some readers object to sex-toys mention in story about fugitives (KCS)
> "Columnists have become too staid and quiet," says Strib editor (Strib)
> SacBee gives detailed descriptions of suspects, but leaves out race (SB)
> Readers, journos respond to Calame's employee discounts column (NYT)
> Greenspun: Mom of LVR-J's Smith would be disappointed by column (LVS)
> Journal-Constitution eliminates most weekday stock listings (AJ-C)
> Star-Telegram hears from hundreds after redesigning TV guide (FWS-T)
> Courier-Journal gets complaints after cutting 8 pages from TV mag (C-J)