Prudenizing, Washington Post Edition
While highlighting the uncomfortable fact that the Explosively Formed Projectiles (EFPs) are actually being made in Eye-Rack, and are not an export of Eye-Ran, and therefore a casus belli for an invasion, Atrios stumbles upon an example of the Washington Post doing what we in the media criticism business affectionately know as "Prudenizing." Apparently, an earlier version of a Washington Post story that appeared on its website was the one written by Reuters that included the fact that a raid turned up an EFP factory. The "official" version that will appear in the print edition excludes that pertinent fact. We haven't seen this type of manipulative, hawkish journalism since Hearst era.
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Good things man. I've been thinking a lot about the creation for conversation conduits between organisations and consumers. In some ways i believe that blogs are as well one-directional.
Posted by: Jaime Kibbe | January 15, 2011 1:43 AM