[Rodney King]

So, while the people are hurting and grieving and trying to cope with their losses, not yet able to bury their loved ones, along comes NBC with this cowardly bastard's video, saying to the families in essence: "I killed your loved ones, but its YOUR fault."

So you don't think the video was news that most of the world wanted to see? Should news be censored to protect victims families from seeing the killer? The victims families can always not watch it.

[Enterprise]

My prior posts on other threads are that I believe NBC should have waited a reasonable time before showing the videos.

[maica]

So you are saying that if anyone makes a press kit about their planned evil acts, a network should cooperate in the publicity dissemination? It would have been news to tell viewers that such a package had been received and IMMEDIATELY turned over to the FBI. Should NBC become a partner with Al Jazeera, for instance? Just where would you draw the line between 'news' and 'publicity.'