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By: Paul

Paul — Fri, 04 Sep 2009 15:19:36 +0000

For better or worse, CL is much more than a go-to guide for Atlanta events. Given that the AJC has shed employees the past several years faster than a wet dog shakes off water, CL’s investigative reporting staff- in particular, Kevin Willis, Mara Shalhoup, and John Sugg- remained among the few journalists who investigated stories- especially stories involving questionable practices by Coca-Cola, Southern Company, and other major local AJC ad-buyers.

The day that CL fired Ken Edelstein, CL did start to lose a lot of readers. But Ken now has his own blog, as do numerous other sharp investigative journalists who were erstwhile employees of the AJC or CL.

Sadly, when we really want to know what’s going on in Georgia politics, I have to read about 6-8 sources instead of 2-3.

In addition to the AJC’s excellent but incomplete political reportage, other Georgia newspapers, and CL’s website, here are some places to start:

Maria Saporta’s “Saporta Report”: http://saportareport.com/blog/

Atlanta Unfiltered (Jim Walls, former AJC reporter and public records sleuth extraordinaire):
http://www.atlantaunfiltered.com/

Ken Edelstein (former CL editor) blog:
http://atlantaunsheltered.com/category/ken-edelsteins-personal-blog/

Drifting through the Grift:
http://griftdrift.blogspot.com/

Peach Pundit (partisan and often paid hacks, but still good for an ocassional read):
http://www.peachpundit.com/