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I'm pretty skeptical about that quote, here's Coumbia Jounalism Review in 2008: "The New York Times has long given its op-ed columnists a virtual free hand, ex
by anotherman554 6y ago
I'm pretty skeptical about that quote, here's Coumbia Jounalism Review in 2008:
"The New York Times has long given its op-ed columnists a virtual free hand, exempting their copy from the layers of editing and fact-checking that a regular Times news story would undergo before it appeared in the paper. "
https://archives.cjr.org/campaign_desk/opeds_and_factchecking_1.php https://archives.cjr.org/campaign_desk/opeds_and_factcheckin...
- ardy42 6y ago> "The New York Times has long given its op-ed columnists a virtual free hand, exempting their copy from the layers of editing and fact-checking that a regular Times news story would undergo before it appeared in the paper. " Less fact checking is not no fact checking. That article also cites errors (e.g. misattributing one conservative pundit for another), but you're claiming fabrication (made up accounts), which is a far graver thing. Also, that article dates from 2008, and the article I quoted is from 2013, five years later.