Originally published at: https://boingboing.net/2020/12/23/sara-fischers-best-news-media-corrections-of-2020.html
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And they were back at it the next day.
April 26 was a bad day in Baltimore
That last one is a perfect example of neutrality bias - the kind of view-from-nowhere reporting that refuses to hold power to account.
- April 26, The Baltimore Sun: “The images in the ‘Spot the difference’ feature in the Sunday, April 26, editions were mistakenly the same image and not in fact different. The Baltimore Sun regrets the error.”
I play that sometimes (different paper) and can’t even imagine how frustrating that would be. But also, hilarious. Would’ve been much better if they did it on April 1.
An earlier version of this article incorrectly described the law that protects hate speech on the internet. The First Amendment, not Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act, protects it.
- The New York Times, again (source)
That’s on par with sending a bunch of kids out to hunt for nonexistent Easter Eggs.
Watch out for snipes.
We didn’t get much done that’s for sure
So what was Jack Donoghue doing during the interview?
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