Some of those bankrolling the Daily Caller got positive coverage or even wrote op-eds.
he was leaving the Daily Caller and selling his stake in the website, is still the foundation chairman, and has not cut back on his hours.
Other donors have an even closer relationship with the site, including some who have published pieces in their own names, without a disclosure of their financial ties. That, according to top journalism ethics expert Kelly McBride raises ethics questions. Such a policy, she said, would ideally include an advisement to donors that they can’t influence editorial work, and a promise of transparency whenever there’s a conflict of interest.
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