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Ripped From the Corrections Pages of the New York Times
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The New York Times' executive editor Bill Keller, in a June 23, 2005, memorandum to newsroom employees, vowed to "set up a newsroom-wide corrections tracking system to detect patterns of errors and avoid repetition." As is abundantly demonstrated in Ripped From the Corrections Pages of The New York Times, Mr. Keller's efforts have fallen far short of the mark.This unique antholgy, compiled by the Strobers following their own innings with The Times, features a wide selection of bloopers.