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May 27, 2008

Small story? Just keep drilling

Here's some timely reflection, from south of the border, on the often-baffling ways that small stories can become big stories in today's new-media climate. It's from the Politico website, an exclusively online source of punditry and political analysis in the U.S.

There is a mention of Canada in here too, though not what anyone might guess. The Politico columnist points to a New York Times story from earlier this year -- about the Clintons' relationship to Canadian mining mogul Frank Guistra -- and wonders why this never became a big deal on the presidential campaign trail.

The Star did its own profile of Giustra, incidentally, and you can find it here.

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  • Susan Delacourt, the Star's Senior Writer in Ottawa, has covered federal politics for more than two decades as a reporter and bureau chief.

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