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another example of bungled news reporting



 
 
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Old August 19th 08, 03:19 PM posted to rec.aviation.soaring
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Default another example of bungled news reporting

On Aug 18, 1:38*pm, KevinFinke wrote:
imagine the widespread panic that would ensue if all newscasts were to
report corrections? Very quickly the Main Stream Media would be robbed
of any credibility because they would constantly be reporting
correction after correction....


Mainstream media already has no credibility! They have nothing to
loose!

I treat all media the same as internet information....questionalble
until proven accurate by a source that I trust.

Like the old saying goes, you can only trust half of what you read and
none of what you hear.


 




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