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Re:NY Governor stalls right-to-repair bill; has until Dec 28... by ChrisMarshallNY on Tuesday December 20, 2022 @11:58AM (#34068642)
I've seen the New York Times and CNN do the same thing.

I'm pretty sure that it's standard "journalistic integrity" stuff.

Re:NY Governor stalls right-to-repair bill; has until Dec 28... by sangnoir on Tuesday December 20, 2022 @12:18PM (#34068970)
I've also seen NYT and CNN make updates to articles that materially change the original reporting without noting the change[1], or adding an blink-and-you'll-miss it note at the very end of the article. Ars consistently updates the title and has the explanation for the changes before the original article body, which is beyond other news organizations since it's impossible to miss.

1. See the NYT or CNN tabs at http://newsdiffs.org to see how often this happens

Re:NY Governor stalls right-to-repair bill; has until Dec 28... by nabakin on Tuesday December 20, 2022 @12:32PM (#34069187)
I've seen this too
Re:NY Governor stalls right-to-repair bill; has until Dec 28... by ChrisMarshallNY on Tuesday December 20, 2022 @01:23PM (#34069983)
I agree with this.

I've been an Ars fan for years, but they are an outlier, in how they handle this (which is a good reason to like them).

Most news outlets have their changelist buried at the end. I don't think that it necessarily means they are bad. There's plenty of other stuff they pull, that does that.

Re:NY Governor stalls right-to-repair bill; has until Dec 28... by slowmovintarget on Tuesday December 20, 2022 @12:47PM (#34069419)
Thirty years ago it may have been standard. I'm pretty sure it isn't nowadays.