punditry

Unfortunately, the second law of punditry, which covers this problem, is often ignored.

So far, the renewed chatter seems to be limited to China's punditry.

Or maybe it is just a surplus of shallow punditry in an era with endless hours of airtime and Internet space to fill.

Huang studied to be a diplomat. Then he worked in the travel business. Finally he found his metier: football punditry.

Traditionally, punditry in Washington has been a cozy business.

The competition can get 'very bitchy and competitive, ' says Ms. Nicholl, one of royal punditry's top practitioners.

Prognostication is by far the riskiest form of punditry.

Such is the first law of investment punditry during a boom or bust.

But predicting such events is more in the realms of astrology than financial punditry .

He lacks the verbal gifts for coaching or punditry.

Katie Couric will also host a special Webcast that night with reporters and punditry, for which viewers can submit questions.

The other problem is this: contemporary punditry lives in the world of superficial tactics and interests.