Columbia Journalism Review Cites McKenna For Ernst & Young Lawsuit Coverage

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The Columbia Journalism Review (CJR) has repeatedly cited this blog for its coverage of the accounting/audit industry.

CJR recently complimented my writing in Forbes regarding the New York Attorney General’s case against Ernst & Young for the Lehman failure.

Reuters blogger Felix Salmon, a Peterson Fellow at CJR, said, “Meanwhile, Francine McKenna is doing sterling work on this case as well, pointing to the parts of the Valukas report where E&Y comes off as particularly obstructionist…”

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