About the same time her first-person account of testifying in the the Valerie Plame affair appeared Saturday on the New York Times website, along with a long takeout by the paper, Judith Miller was here in Fullerton. She appeared on stage at the California First Amendment Coalition assembly, immediately following a spirited defense of her position from her attorney, Floyd Abrams. In a group of mostly journalists, she did not receive a standing ovation or even much beyond a courteous welcome—about twenty seconds of polite applause coming and going. Mark Felt, the secret Watergate source, got a much bigger hand and he wasn't even there. Miller presented an award to his grandson. Miller left without answering questions about her case.

LAVoice liveblogs Miller's appearance
AP story by Linda Deutsch
NYT Sunday takeout on Miller case
Miller's NYT account of testifying
Timeline of the leak in NYT
Miller timeline in NYT
Bill Keller statement
James Rainey in L.A. Times
Times must fire Miller and apologize to readers (Greg Mitchell, editor of Editor&Publisher)

Reactions to Sunday's NYT pieces are gathered at Jeff Jarvis, Romenesko, Jay Rosen's Press Think, Huffington Post.