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To: abstract who wrote (62338)8/24/2005 12:58:49 PM
From: Sully-  Read Replies (2) of 65232
 
Heh! Heh!

I can see why you are so excited. The New York Times long ago
gave up any pretence of objective, accurate journalism.

In a memo to Times writers this past June, Bill Keller, Executive Editor of The New York Times wrote:
     [E]ven sophisticated readers of The New York Times
sometimes find it hard to distinguish between news
coverage and commentary in our pages.
http://www.nytco.com/pdf/assuring-our-credibility.pdf

Mark Tapscott commented in a column earlier this month:
     Here we have the top man in the newsroom at the nation's
most important daily - the newspaper that more than any
other sets the mainstream print and broadcast media's
agenda - essentially conceding what countless critics
have argued for years. Thus we see a storied institution
admitting its need to rededicate itself to achieving a
standard previously claimed as the daily norm of
performance.
http://www.townhall.com/columnists/marktapscott/mt20050806.shtml

So the NYT misled, 'er, told you just what you wanted to hear.
That doesn't mean it is indeed reality based, let alone factual.

...."after the Bush administration decided not to regulate the greenhouse gases that contribute to global warming."....

No doubt the NYT plays to folks who "feel" just like you, as stated in your profile...

...."perception is more important than reality"....

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