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> an article that has yet to be updated should be called "now inaccurate", not "fake news". I disagree. It's a lie by omission, as same-day corrections on arti
by celdon25 3y ago
> an article that has yet to be updated should be called "now inaccurate", not "fake news".
I disagree. It's a lie by omission, as same-day corrections on articles are a journalistic norm. By not doing so here, it conveniently furthers the Anti-Elon agenda that the tech media, including Techcrunch, has been confirmed to be pushing. Means, motive, opportunity.
There is a huge ethics problem with "journalists" in the USA, and they need to be not treated with kid gloves here (such as your lukewarm "now inaccurate" language). But what do I know?
- jjulius 3y ago>But what do I know? Certainly not the inner workings of Techcrunch.
- Dylan16807 3y agoHaving one detail wrong wouldn't be fake news either!