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I wouldn’t necessarily always conflate the Daily Mail’s “more detail” with “more accurate detail”. I personally know the subject of one of the Daily Mail’s (an
by shever73 4y ago
I wouldn’t necessarily always conflate the Daily Mail’s “more detail” with “more accurate detail”.
I personally know the subject of one of the Daily Mail’s (and other red top papers) more lurid stories and most of the “details” are completely fabricated. The ones that aren’t are not newsworthy.
Unfortunately, their approach seems to be to print what they like, even if it’s total fiction, knowing that the average person doesn’t have the resources or inclination to go after them.