Journalist Ethics (was badly mistitled)

[KENNETH HOUGHTON]

     True, but even in those cases their small articles--the three- to 
     six-liners that "fill out a page" especially--are generally direct 
     from the wire services. It's often just the "headline" articles, in 
     which experts such as Thomas A. Easton are "cited," where they run 
     afoul of the truth.


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Subject: Re: Jules and the CNN pix
Author:  millison at online-journalist.com (Doug Millison) at dbnaccip
Date:    6/12/97 8:57 AM


     (There are exceptions:  the Weekly World News and other tabloids, 
     sometimes make "news" up out of whole cloth.)