Whatever Boston.com editors make, it's clearly not enough

...is in the market for a hard hitting, reliable, unbiased journalist.

and journalistic integrity.

In a classic two newspaper town like Boston, editorial viewpoint colors what each newspaper covers and emphasizes. For example, the Boston Herald, as many of us know, has an obsession with the misuse of EBT cards due to its conservative populism, but does have concern for the plight of urban Boston, as evidenced by the ongoing stories on unsolved murders in the city. The Boston Globe will cover trends of the upper classes, as they are theoretically a core constituency, but also have a religion reporter and someone on the Roman Catholic Church beat, since "ethnics" are also a traditional group or readers.

Journalistic integrity goes out the door when a reporter starts shilling t-shirts based off a story they just wrote. I give Howie Carr this much, at least he is writing both columns and books (and his books are of a much higher quality.) Yes, traditionally the goal was to sell newspapers or get viewers or whatnot in order to make the operation profitable, but don't be blatant about selling merchandise.

... even if he took us into war against Iran (something the right wing seems really desperate for).