I thought Chris Reeves was a good actor and I admired his fighting to the end. I disagreed with his aggressive position on the stem-cell issue and his criticisms of the Bush administration for not doing more when...
What I do have is screen captures of the INITIAL WHOTV report and the REVISED WHOTV report.
Here's the initial web page report:
Here's the revised web page report:
To capture the screens, I used a product called Snag-It (v7.1) made by TechSmith (Product Link). I captured the entire page (scrolling) so you can see any and all notations, in context. There are no qualifications that state "This page was updated" or "Updated, please refer here [with "here"] being a link] to view original".
Also, in the auditing interests, you can download a video of my screens (with 1 Firefox tab with the initial report and 1 Firefox tab with the revised report). Right-click here to download.
AND...
...I will only add one small quip. Please note the copyright notification at the bottom of each screen
All content © Copyright 2001 - 2004 WorldNow and WHO-TV, a division of NYT Broadcast Holdings, LLC.And, who has the New York Times endorsed and supported throughout this political season?
Guess they can't embarass their candidate.
great find!
Yep... they changed history to fit Kerry's story, when they realized he'd goofed.
But that's the whole point of this blog story, that Reeve was in a coma when Kerry said he got the call.
And, who has the New York Times endorsed and supported throughout this political season?
Guess they can't embarass their candidate.
Sorry that's too much tinfoil look at the links I posted at #155. There are no other sources that put Reeve in a coma on Thursday and almost 900 that do on Saturday. Does the New York Times own all 900?
Occam's razor says that WHO got it wrong and has corrected their error. They should acknowledge it though.
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