"If using pretend news is one of the ways these stations have chosen to save money, it's a false economy. If it represents a political decision to support President Bush, it will eventually backfire. This kind of practice cheapens the real commodity that television stations have to sell during their news hours: their credibility."See the related post on the controversy.
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Wednesday, March 16, 2005
Should Media Accept Government Propaganda
The New York Times Editorial page puts blame on the stations who used the government video news releases without identifying them as from the government:
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