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> Why aren't they writing "when reached for comments, the company sent some generic statement that we won't bother printing"? Because they'll be roasted and ac
by vkou 3y ago
> Why aren't they writing "when reached for comments, the company sent some generic statement that we won't bother printing"?
Because they'll be roasted and accused of bias (For printing the verbatim complaints of one side, but not the rebuttal of the other.)
A good reporter would, of course, state the firm's response, and also point out that it doesn't actually mean anything (Which is an objective assessment).