Dan Gillmor on the Corruption of Journalism
A Dan Gillmor post calls a spade a spade.
"Earlier this week, President Bush defended this utterly indefensible policy, and even joked about it...
The Bush policy is simple: It is part of an administration's deliberate attempt to corrupt the practice of journalism. This practice did not start with Bush, as right-wingers who can't bring themselves to criticize their hero note in defense of this corruption. Indeed, Clinton used the same technique several times.
But there's not a hint that Clinton's administration was in the same league of manipulative practices that are the standard for this one."
"Earlier this week, President Bush defended this utterly indefensible policy, and even joked about it...
The Bush policy is simple: It is part of an administration's deliberate attempt to corrupt the practice of journalism. This practice did not start with Bush, as right-wingers who can't bring themselves to criticize their hero note in defense of this corruption. Indeed, Clinton used the same technique several times.
But there's not a hint that Clinton's administration was in the same league of manipulative practices that are the standard for this one."
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