Regulators hit Petplan/Fetch by the Dodo, Walmart with cease and desists, fines
Neither Walmart nor Petplan/Fetch by the Dodo press officers or lawyers have responded to TCR’s requests for comment. More to […]
Neither Walmart nor Petplan/Fetch by the Dodo press officers or lawyers have responded to TCR’s requests for comment. More to […]
Responding to a follow-up request for data TCR has been requesting from the U.S. Food and Dug Aministration since January […]
At the end of September, a small group of veterinary industry leaders, mostly CEO’s and other senior level officers, will […]
The FDA’s Center for Veterinary Medicine (CVM) announced that registration is open for a virtual, public listening session set to […]
Seattle-based pet insurer Trupanion spent Labor Day weekend licking its wounds after publishing a series of posts on its social media platforms followed by what many members have written off as a non-apology apology. The result: Many pet owners – purebred dog lovers and breeders in particular – were barking mad.
Regulators gathering at the National Association of Insurance Commissioners’ (NAIC) Summer National Meeting voted to adopt the Pet Insurance Model […]
Last month, The Canine Review reported exclusively on a leading pet insurance carrier’s filing documents which declared veterinary professionals seeking […]
“The rising cost of care will make it only more difficult for the average pet owner to budget for the unexpected, and veterinarians still need to raise their prices…We want to empower veterinarians to offer and practice the best medicine, removing the emotional toll of heart-wrenching decisions forced by financial constraints…”
The Pet Insurance Model Law, now three-years-in-the-making, was put to a vote today by Working Group charged with producing it, […]
Is it true that TCR bans the use of the term “investigative journalism” ?
Yes. It’s redundant. A journalist’s job is to investigate.
The term is a product of a new phenomenon born out of digital communication or journalism by email, Tweet, etc. which is intended to distinguish actual reporting from what most ‘reporting’ is now, in the post-Internet age. Woodward and Bernstein were not “investigative journalists.” Bob Woodward was a cub reporter on the metro desk assigned to cover a local burglary, Watergate. Woodward would be the first to say – and does say – that journalism is about showing up and outworking every person around you. All journalism demands showing up and being a surrogate for your readers.