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That means basically the whole article is innacurate (a lie)? That's more than clickbaiting, it is fiction sold as journalism.
by soneca 11y ago
That means basically the whole article is innacurate (a lie)?
That's more than clickbaiting, it is fiction sold as journalism.
- acqq 11y agoThat BBC has a lot of untrue, lying or simply worthless articles since some time. Somebody could invent a conspiracy theory around it, but I believe the "conspiracy" is just among the managers who want "profit" no matter what. And nobody who can influence them will consider "bad" what they do. For example, they quote a guy as the source. They just report what he says. Not checking the facts. As this specifically is "not for the UK public" nobody can even complain that they "uneducate" their own citizens. Sad, knowing that under same name some of the best scientific programmes were produced before.