According to Michelle Malkin, the NYT is finally looking at the Air America scandal.
Sort of:
After 15 days of silence, the New York Times has filed a thin little report on the Air Scamerica/Air Enron fiasco. But you need a magnifying glass to find it. Go the the NYTimes.com homepage. Nothing there. Click over the National section. Nothing there. Find your way to the NY/Region section. Scroll way down past the featured stories.Of course, it's as tepid a piece of reporting as you might suspect of the NYTimes on Air America. Malkin catalogues the misquotes and omissions - read it all.Aha! There it is:
Brian Maloney has more:
To remove Franken's words and ignore key elements of this story, shows the New York Times has learned very little from its recent credibility scandals.That shuffling sound you hear is a thousand leftybloggers backtracking. Posted by Mitch at August 12, 2005 06:30 AM | TrackBackWe kept our expectations low for good reasons, it turns out.
The Times did one thing, however: forcing liberals to come up with new excuses to cover for Air America.
No longer can they say it's a "made-up story", now that their newspaper has finally covered it, weeks after they should have.