Notwithstanding the Toronto Star’s admissions documented in this series that Tyler Hamilton failed to meet its journalistic standards with respect to disclosing conflicts of interest, the Star continues today to maintain its association with Hamilton, identifying him as a Star author.
After prompting the Toronto Star’s Public Editor to confirm receipt of my request for their definition of the phrase “press corruption” in the context of Tyler Hamilton’s concealed conflicts of interest posted here, I received the following at 12:03 PM today:
Former Toronto Star journalist Tyler Hamilton denies my charge of corruption, reacting on his web site: “These mischaracterizations are not only irresponsible and malicious, they are baseless and untrue” “I have been completely above-board about what I do.” “There has been absolutely no corrupt energy reporting, either outside of or inside the Toronto Star.” “..if …
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Review of “Mad Like Tesla: Underdog Inventors and their Relentless Pursuit of Clean Energy” by Tyler Hamilton ( ECW Press, 2011) Review by Tom Adams An unprecedented energy revolution is underway destroying energy economics as we know it. So says Tyler Hamilton in “Mad Like Tesla”. To support his thesis, he surveys a wide range …
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