Embedded Business Press Misses Story of the Century

Media is a Plural by Rory O'Connor | Feb. 18, 2009 (Opinion)

Just as our mainstream news reporters failed to do their job in alerting us an impending and fairly obvious disaster prior to the war in Iraq – and then ‘embedded’ themselves with the very people they were supposedly reporting on during the invasion and subsequent occupation — so too did our complaisant business press Full Story »

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 by Mike LaBonte - Feb. 18, 2009

Although this story measuring good vs. bad journalism does not explain it with numbers, it does offer a number of examples as evidence.

I thought the Maxim cover shot was an ad, until it hit me that Erin Burnett was posing.

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