Newspapers are dead, some say. Newspapers are dying. Newspapers are transforming.
You know, whatever it is that they’re actually doing, I’d feel a whole lot better if they just went back to fact-checking and proof-reading.
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You know, whatever it is that they’re actually doing, I’d feel a whole lot better if they just went back to fact-checking and proof-reading. This entry was posted
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That’s not an image I’m terribly comfortable with either…
You can probably buy one somewhere in Zindra…
I think we bloggers have more than our share of cock ups.
damn you, now i gotta go read all the previous and previous and previous posts on that blog…
@Adric Oh, absolutely. Alas, we don’t have a fact-checker at work, but we do have proofreaders. When you’re working in paper and ink, I don’t see why you shouldn’t at least have the latter, and preferably both.