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Does a restaurant critic need to be anonymous to be effective?Posted Sep 18th 2007 4:47PM by Marisa McClellanFiled under: Newspapers, On the BlogsThere's been all sorts of debate these days over whether restaurant critics should even attempt to remain anonymous. It started with the outing of Philadelphia Inquirer critic Craig LaBan, but then continued with Danyelle Freeman, the blogger-turned-critic for the New York Daily News (her picture is all over the internet). Does the visual identity of a restaurant critic need to be concealed them to be able to do their job effectively? Many are weighing in on the debate these days, what do you, oh wise Slashfood readers, think?
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