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I want to take this opportunity to thank all of you who have inquired as to why The New York Times and Frontline failed to cite my research and public policy work in the November 2004 "Secret History of the Credit Card." As a result of publicizing my complaint, regarding the producers' decision not to acknowledge any of my contributions during this year-long collaboration, both senior executives of The New York Times and Frontline have agreed to officially investigate my allegations. While the complaint is being formally investigated, I have agreed to suspend discussion of the case on the website. Stay tuned for the response of The New York Times and Frontline.
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