The Daily News Sports Investigative Team has launched the iTeam blog, and the piece Tuesday concerned my blog: Oder's Blog a Treat.
Reporter Michael O'Keeffe observed: Oder is certainly no fan of the Nets ownerās gargantuan proposal, but his blog is intelligent and well-reported; the long-time journalist sticks to the facts rather than falling back on the personal attacks employed by both sides of this issue.
O'Keeffe checked with Forest City Ratner spokesman Joe DePlasco: DePlasco dismisses Oder as āsomeone with too much time and not enough to doā and he says Daily News reporters should stop using the Brooklyn blogger as a resource and instead focus on the positives an NBA franchise will bring the Borough of Churches.
But DePlasco himself sounds like a regular Oder reader: āThis project is evolving and subject to change, but Iāve yet to see Mr. Oder see one change as positive,ā DePlasco says. āNo matter what we say, heāll oppose the project.ā
DePlasco's dismissal deserved a response, so I (and others) responded in the comments section.
Reporter Michael O'Keeffe observed: Oder is certainly no fan of the Nets ownerās gargantuan proposal, but his blog is intelligent and well-reported; the long-time journalist sticks to the facts rather than falling back on the personal attacks employed by both sides of this issue.
O'Keeffe checked with Forest City Ratner spokesman Joe DePlasco: DePlasco dismisses Oder as āsomeone with too much time and not enough to doā and he says Daily News reporters should stop using the Brooklyn blogger as a resource and instead focus on the positives an NBA franchise will bring the Borough of Churches.
But DePlasco himself sounds like a regular Oder reader: āThis project is evolving and subject to change, but Iāve yet to see Mr. Oder see one change as positive,ā DePlasco says. āNo matter what we say, heāll oppose the project.ā
DePlasco's dismissal deserved a response, so I (and others) responded in the comments section.
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