Re:My Resignation from the Intercept
by thewileyone on Friday October 30, 2020 @04:09AM
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"They don't have to physically hold every piece of evidence and forensically investigate it in order to report a story."
Do you consider fact-checking a form of censorship?
Re:My Resignation from the Intercept
by lliamander on Friday October 30, 2020 @02:17PM
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Was the Steele dossier "fact-checked" before being reported?
And yes they do run stories when they can't vet it. They lost a settlement with Nick Sandmann over it: https://www.cnn.com/2020/07/24/media/washington-post-sandman...
They don't have to physically hold every piece of evidence and forensically investigate it in order to report a story. No one did that with the Snowden story that Glennwald broke. That's ridiculous. You simply frame it as "Documents Reportedly Show Biden Family Involved with Chinese Business Deals" or "Questions Surround Biden Family Foreign Business".