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LAT In 90 Seconds -- Sunday Edition

MediaBistro.com (Free subscription) | 11/03/2008

We're playing catch-up with our newspaper reading this morning, and we're bringing you along for the ride: Familiar Bylines: Former LAT reporters Tracy Weber and Charles Ornstein are back -- in byline only -- with a ProPublica piece on nursing. The story builds on work the dynamic duo had already done while at the paper. Supreme Court To Drop The F Bomb: The Supreme Court on Tuesday...

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Sign of the (L.A.) Times: ProPublica on A1

SoCal Sports Observed (Free subscription) | 11/03/2008

There were two prominent stories at the top of Sunday's Los Angeles Times front page, but only one of them was reported by Times staffers. The other — the one given by LATimes.com — was by former Times reporters Tracy Weber and Charles Ornstein, who to join the non-profit reporting organization ProPublica. Through the magic of the new disguised bylines, it's only at the end of the story...