New York Times public editor Margaret Sullivan, concerned about the one-sidedness of Nicholas Kristof's handling of Dylan Farrow's abuse allegations against Woody Allen, refers readers to an even more one-sided take on the story ("illuminating ... essential context").

The New York Times Magazine has suspended reporter Andrew Goldman, who conducts the magazine's weekly Q-and-A columns, for one month over an insulting Twitter post he directed at the writer Jennifer Weiner. The paper has also clarified its social media policy, encouraging it's reporters to always be nice on Twitter. (Which defeats the purpose of Twitter.)