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Kevin Roderick Vs. Eric Longabardi
Kevin writes on LAObserved: I was an assistant metropolitan editor at the Los Angeles Times when the Rodney King riots erupted in April, 1992 and the Northridge earthquake struck on Jan. 17, 1994. Huge stories, of course, and everyone in … Continue reading →
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Eric Longabardi Finally Meets Mirthala Salinas
From ERSNews: Last July, just after ERSNew.com starting posting on the web, the story of Los Angele’s Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa having an “affair” with local Telemundo anchorwoman Mirthala Salinas splashed onto the internet first, followed by the traditional mainstream news … Continue reading →
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What Does It Mean To ‘Share’ Pulitzer Prizes That Never Named You?
From Kevin Roderick’s bio: "Kevin is a Contributing Writer at Los Angeles magazine, reporting mostly on politics and media. Before launching LA Observed in 2003 he was the founding Los Angeles bureau chief for the late Industry Standard magazine. Before … Continue reading →
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