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February 09, 2006
New Yorker's Fact-Checking
Ha'aretz features a lengthy interview with New Yorker Editor David Remnick today, who notes that Israel is a leading interest of his. He also discusses at length the magazine's supposedly strong fact-checking process. Ha'aretz writer Orna Coussin reports:
Remnick says that the trademark attribute of The New Yorker is the insistence on accuracy.
That's funny. In the past, when it has come to Remnick's particular area of interest--Israel--there have been cases in which fact-checking was apparently thrown out the down. See here and here.
Posted by TS at February 9, 2006 04:48 AM
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