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Instead of "some people" why not offer a real world example of this assertion.
by backtoyoujim 3y ago
Instead of "some people" why not offer a real world example of this assertion.
- eli 3y agoI’m so sure because I’ve worked for news websites and personally had this happen. I’d rather not antagonize them by linking the article. But in some cases we’ve added editor's notes or addendums to provide additional context or updates. We always correct factual errors. But I don’t think we’ve ever taken an article down because someone didn’t like it. Sorry you’ll have to take my word for it. It’s common enough though. Here’s an old pointer article https://www.poynter.org/reporting-editing/2010/5-ways-news-organizations-respond-to-unpublishing-requests/ https://www.poynter.org/reporting-editing/2010/5-ways-news-o... and there are tons of companies offering to help you get articles removed from Google.