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Maariv International: Reuters terminology laundry Recently, as a result of a spat with the CanWest media group, Reuter’s dirty little secret finally came out, they never call use the “T-word” when reporting terror attacks, preferring terms like militants or activists. This was admitted by two senior Reuters officials. In an interview with the New York … Continue reading Terrorism, defined and clarified
Imagine if every Thursday your shoes exploded if you tied them the usual way. This happens to us all the time with computers, and nobody thinks of complaining. — Jef Raskin, interviewed in Doctor Dobb’s Journal
I may not be a credentialled blogger or an Official Journalist™, but I can manage to formulate a question or two on my own. So can the people at Power Line, but they put it better. Seen in Power Line: How many frauds? As recently as five years ago CBS would almost certainly have gotten … Continue reading How long has it been happening?
From the Jerusalem Post ‘Your next story’ To date, the large international networks have been unwilling to apologize for their false reports of Israel having carried out a massacre in Jenin during the campaign against the suicide bombers in April 2002. Jonathan Van Caspel, 34, knows this from personal experience. He fought in Jenin as … Continue reading Apologies in the news, or not
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