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To: Doctor Raoul
When I went to journalism school, reporting involved investigating and validating the accuracy of a story. Number one priority was to get the facts correct.... then word crafting and picture painting.

It seems that these Pulitzer champions in N.O. were doing no better than racing to publish the latest whispered rumors. That kind or 'reporting' is why the media has lost almost all respect.

21 posted on 08/27/2006 1:34:10 PM PDT by nctexan
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To: nctexan

Amen. I too went to journalism school. And I was taught to INVESTIGATE and validate. And always be on the lookout for someone trying to use you for their agenda.

I am appalled at what I see today that passes for journalism. There are no such things anymore as investigative reporters, hard nosed editors to make sure everything is correct, and unbiased reports that offer BOTH sides to every story.


66 posted on 08/27/2006 2:34:38 PM PDT by girlangler ((Fish fear me))
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