The embattled former ambassador, in an interview with Buzzflash, discusses a recent critical Post editorial :

I don’t know what the Washington Post editorial page is about. My conclusion about their editorial was that the editorial board cannot be bothered to read the news pages of its own newspaper — so why, then, should I subscribe to the newspaper? I cancelled my subscription. I’ll get my news from somewhere else, and I would encourage others to do so.
BuzzFlash: It just was mind-boggling to find in a supposedly liberal media outlet an editorial that was factually incorrect, that used a sort of rabid, frenzied tone, with complete reckless disregard for the facts.
Joseph Wilson: The editorial was also accusing me of having been responsible for the compromise of my wife’s identity. I think it sends a chilling signal to anybody who might want to bring relevant facts to the public table about how the government is acting. It suggests that if someone exercises their civic responsibility to hold their government to account, they should be very, very wary about doing so. Not only will the Administration take you on, but the Washington Post might try and besmirch your good name as well….I must say, having read these things over the last several days, it strikes me that there is a a tendency to want not to be confused by the facts, because certain minds have been made up. Either the press is willfully ignorant, or they’re complicit in the White House campaign. I think certainly in the case of the Washington Post and Mr. Broder, they’re complicit… One other thing about the Post…I think it’s been clear to anybody who cares about the news that, for awhile, that the quality of reporting in what we call mainstream media has been declining. I think one reason why you see such a surge in popularity of the so-called blog world is a direct response to that. It is the American way. If you don’t like what you’re getting from your normal provider, you go find another provider. I think that’s what people are doing. And I must say I’m one of them who now spends much more time going through the blogs than I ever did before, because I’m just not getting the quality of news that I expect and that we should demand from an independent press in this country.