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Plain Dealer layoffs
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Hannity w/o Colmes
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NYT and CBS contributor David Pogue is asked: "Would you accept free product, without disclosure, in the future if your employer did not forbid it?" The tech journalist's response: "The answer is no. I will accept nothing, period. Even the nickel-and-dime services like cellphone service (when reviewing a phone) or music-download services will be paid for by the Times. However, your question implies that (a) there wasn't disclosure in the DriveSavers case, and (b) I accepted the service for review only because it wasn't forbidden. Both implications are off."
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