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It looks like the Baltimore Chronicle<\/i> also picked up our original CNN “Dupe Nuke ’em” story a few days ago and we just caught it.<\/p>\nIt looks like the Baltimore Chronicle<\/i> also picked up our original CNN “Dupe Nuke ’em” story a few days ago and we just caught it.<\/p>\n
Their piece on the matter<\/a> was one item in an article from their “Media Criticism” section discussing a number of troubling concerns of-late at the once-great cable news channel.<\/p>\n Our original story on CNN’s use of photos of the same<\/i> purported nuclear site described as being both in Iran and North Korea is right here<\/a>. With a follow-up on the U.S. government funded ?news? site who did the same thing, with the same nuke site a year ago, but used it for Iraq as well as the N. Korea and Iran, here<\/a>, and finally a follow-up to that<\/i> piece here<\/a>.<\/p>\n For the record, it’s officially been over week since the CNN press rep said she’d get back to us with an answer to our queries on the matter. We’ve made follow-up calls nearly every day since then. They’ve not been returned. If CNN is hoping to feed more speculation that they have something to cover up, they are doing a swell job of it.<\/p>\n Speaking of cover-ups, the Chronicle<\/i> article mentioned above was written by Margie Burns, who also put together some Clint Curtis follow-up on her own blog<\/a> in mid-January. We were out of town when we discovered her piece on that, so didn’t get the opportunity to properly link up at the time. She discusses a few of the Raymond Lemme-related issues (on which we also hope to have more ourselves, as previously promised, in the coming week or two!)<\/p>\n We’re happy to see there are still a few folks out there with access to good old fashioned print papers who are actually paying attention and getting some work done! Well, one anyway! Thanks, Margie!<\/p>\n