Monday, 1 March 2010

Hypocrisy from the Mail? Surely not...

From today's Media Monkey:

"Backlash over BBC coverage of Tiger's apology," said the Daily Mail, reporting that the corporation faced "fresh accusations of dumbing down" after it led with the golfer's apology as the top story on the same day that 1,600 workers lost their jobs as the north-east's last steel plant shut down. But which paper put Woods on its front page – "Tiger's mother forgives him, but where is Elin?" – and relegated the steel factory story to page 10? Step forward … the Daily Mail.
Posted by MacGuffin at 20:47
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1 comment:

  1. Jamie1 March 2010 at 21:05

    Sometimes I feel like I'm shouting into the dark when I rage against the Daily Fail. Especially when the Americans - home of Fox News and so much other wrong - actually have a press accuracy policy that would relegate the Blackshirt Gazette to the status of the National Enquirer.

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