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Ted Cohen

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Ted Cohen’s Biography

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Damn if W's drunken-driving didn't sink me.

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American Journalism Review - Archives

American Journalism Review - Archives

A Maine newspaper reporter recalls the decision not to publish a story about George W. Bush's DUI arrest. W H…

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American Journalism Review - Archives

American Journalism Review - Archives

By Alicia C. Shepard Alicia C. Shepard is a former AJR senior writer and NPR ombudsman. O N FRIDAY, NOVEMBER …

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Putting on Heirs | Seattle Weekly

Putting on Heirs | Seattle Weekly

It's not every day that a reporter with less than two years of experience becomes an editor, managing outlyin…

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Forecaster Forum: Remembering Walter Cronkite, the newsman's newsman

Forecaster Forum: Remembering Walter Cronkite, the newsman's newsman

As a reporter for the Portland Press Herald in the early 1980s, my notebook and pen in hand, I walked up to W…

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Burton Snowboard Vermont property chain-link fence raising questions

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By Ted Cohen
| Patch Verified
A massive building and parking lot in northern Vermont that became a failed redevelopment effort as a concert venue is now shrouded in virtual secrecy - figuratively and literally. Burton Corp., the famous snowboard outfit that owns the property in Burlington’s south end, originally planned to turn part of it over to concert promoter Higher Ground. Find out what's happening in Across Vermontfor free with the latest updates from Patch.
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EBay Agrees To Pay $56 Million To Two Critics It Stalked

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By Ted Cohen
| The Maine Wire Verified
EBay has agreed to pay nearly $56 million in a settlement with a Massachusetts couple who were the target of a bizarre harassment and stalking scheme, according to CNBC. The couple, Ina and David Steiner, had been subjected to a “terror campaign” in 2019 that was “designed to stop their reporting,” attorneys for the Steiners said. The Steiners run EcommerceBytes, a website closely followed by online sellers.EBay executives didn’t like its tone and content, reports CNBC’s Annie Palmer.
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PETA Again Trying To Shut Down The Annual Maine Lobster Festival After Failed Lawsuit To Do Just That

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By Ted Cohen
| The Maine Wire Verified
People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals has sent a letter to the Rockland seafood festival asking that it be renamed “The Red Death Festival.” The animal-rights group’s efforts to spare the lives of thousands of lobsters comes a year after it filed an unsuccessful lawsuit to stop the festival, which claims “The World’s Largest Lobster Cooker.” The five-day festival begins Wednesday, when PETA says it will stage a woman body-painted as a lobster lying across a giant dish, next to a lemon...
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