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alphafemale

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8. Nothing wrong with this. It is just fairly standard in the rush to get the "scoop"

Reply to mike_c (Original post)

Thu May 14, 2015, 09:25 PM

May 2015

That is a matter of seconds in today's world and not really sure it matters as much as it did in the day's of print press.

That is the intended as the first basic article.

Pure facts.

The analytic stories will come later.

And keep coming...and coming...and coming.

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LOL-- USA Today posts pre-written article about Boston bombing sentence.... [View all] mike_c May 2015 OP

Awkward... Agschmid May 2015 #1

Wow. cwydro May 2015 #2

Wow how can this be posted so long? Someone is going to have a bad night. nt Logical May 2015 #3

Proof that corporations have weaponized the news media, like missiles ready for launch in a silo. Fred Sanders May 2015 #4

Lol... Agschmid May 2015 #5

Hey, when you gotta meet a deadline... nt LiberalElite May 2015 #6

Finally removed!! nt Logical May 2015 #7

Nothing wrong with this. It is just fairly standard in the rush to get the "scoop" alphafemale May 2015 #8

not as bad as when they jump the gun with an obituary Enrique May 2015 #9