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PaidContent has an interesting take on the St. Louis Post-Dispatch reporter who was suspended for writing a pseudonymous blog titled "Rage, Anguish and Other Bad Craziness in St. Louis." Staff writer Daniel P. Finney was apparently using profanity to describe the newspaper, making comments about his co-workers and bosses, and posting about interview subjects he had covered.
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I have a post covering this story, along with many links (including a Google cache of one of Finney's pages), at my blog Half-Bakered. (http://halfbakered.blogspot.com)
Posted by: mike hollihan | Tuesday, December 28, 2004 at 04:24 PM