Monday, April 22, 2013

Busted: New York Times Shows Symphathy For Boston Bombers Then Tries To Cover Its Tracks

(Daily Caller) The sympathetic portrayal of the men — who murdered three civilians, including a child, wounded 180 people, murdered one unsuspecting police officer and wounded another officer — was met with quick condemnation on social media networks.

 

Since The Daily Caller’s Jim Treacher took a screen-grab of the article, the Times changed the layout of the page to one more seemingly aware of the hundreds of victims and their friends and families, the entire United States and much of the non-terrorist planet:

The new page does not contain the phrases “war-torn” or “trying to fit in.” The image of a man looking at an image of one of the suspected terrorists is still on the page and links to a boring video about what Chechnya is.

In most news organizations, the layout of an article is chosen by editors, and not the reporter who wrote the story.

When TheDC performed a Google search for “far from homeland, trying to fit in,” the original title and layout was apparent...

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Posted By: Chris Carmouche