Posted AT 1:14 AM EDT on 03/02/06
Cartoon controversy
On most days in the world of newspaper publishing, editorial cartoons anonymously join in the barrage of information and diversion, and quickly fade into oblivion.
But every once in a while, as the recent headlines on the Danish cartoon controversy demonstrate, satire itself can become the central part of the story.
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