Posted on 04/06/2012 5:14:03 PM PDT by Sub-Driver
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The very act of editing requires that one choose what to edit out and what to leave in so the above "characterization" is an out and out lie. Of course the editing was deliberate, purposeful act.
And Jesse Jackson’s daughter was just hired by FOX! With what has happened to Fox, the one who was fired could probably get a job with them, holding Geraldo’s hand,
I guess they decided, for some reason, that the “fake but accurate” defense wouldn’t work this time. Wonder why . . .
God,I had forgotten all about the gas tank fiasco.
LLS
NBC is treating the identity of this fired “producer” as if he/she was a muslim.
Should be “a deliberate, purposeful act.”
You owe Pravda an apology. At least they would show the Politburo in less than favorable light once in awhile.
ABC doing a little damage control?
“SANFORD, Fla. - New analysis of calls to police made by George Zimmerman, who shot and killed 17-year-old Trayvon Martin, show a man who never offered up race as a descriptor of suspicious people in the neighborhood watch area until being prompted by a dispatcher. On the calls he made to Sanford, Fla., police he seems reluctant to take initiative in pursuing one suspicious man.”
http://abcnews.go.com/news/t/blogEntry?id=16087551
Let me be the first (I Think) to call BS on this. If NBC is not releasing a name, then how do we really know someone was fired...Think about it, they can say they did but there is no PROOF
And why would a PRODUCER be fired, when the EDITOR was the one who doctored the tape?
Producer: "Oh, sure, two or three."
NBC: "Ok, you're fired."
I would think a rainbow coalition member... or perhaps the Twana Brawley fan club!
LLS
Just more moon walking IMO
Beause the editor was doing what the producer told them to.
Yes.
It can be both, a mistake and a “purposeful act”.”
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You nailed it!
Unless the EDITOR did it on his own and the PRODUCER is the designated fall guy.
You better believe it. NBC paid $500,000 (in 1996 dollars!) to this man: Richard Jewell v. NBC
Generally, those low level tech positions are filled with people who could give a crap about content.
It’s the producer who makes editorial decisions.
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