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At the BBC, eating up whatever is said and adding a layer of sensationalism on top is not limited to only science reporting.
by dotancohen 1y ago
At the BBC, eating up whatever is said and adding a layer of sensationalism on top is not limited to only science reporting.
- contrarian1234 1y agoThey seem a bit more careful when it comes to political stats or economic figures. I enjoy their Behind the Stats podcast: https://www.bbc.com/audio/series/p02nrss1 https://www.bbc.com/audio/series/p02nrss1 (though also often sloppy) I think b/c politicians are expected to lie. Whereas scientists are viewed as naiive cute furry animals that wouldn't spin the truth. You never hear them take a scientist to task or ask probing questions. It's really a different type of interview - where the holy gurus of academia are blessing the reporter with knowledge