Category Archives: Quality Journalism

The New York Post’s Third World Vision for New York City

By Aaron Naparstek | Published: March 1, 2011
Dear Pulitzer-Prize Winning Columnist Michael Goodwin, I was impressed with the way you smuggled that anti-bike lane crack into your anti-union column the other day. That’s not easy to do. I see why they gave you a Pulitzer: Our town spends millions to in stall bike lanes and pay workers to shovel the snow from [...]
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It saddens me that we have to spend time on this but…

By Aaron Naparstek | Published: February 6, 2011
You should take a minute today to write a letter to the Daily News in response to their deeply misinformed editorial attacking the New York City Department of Transportation’s bike program. Just send in two or three sentences. Let them feel some push-back. Send your letter to: voicers@edit.nydailynews.com. Here’s mine: To the Editor: Under the [...]
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Some great story ideas for New York Post reporter John Doyle

By Aaron Naparstek | Published: January 25, 2011
Hi John, I was glad to see you writing about the NYPD’s bike crackdown in yesterday’s New York Post. I hope you’ll consider following up with some more reporting on this issue in the coming days. There are lots of interesting questions to explore when it comes to bicycling and the NYPD’s enforcement of New [...]
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