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Her boss is Brian Boyer. I assume she wrote out the article and simply forgot to actually include that piece of info.

• stcredzero 14y ago
  > I assume she wrote out the article and simply forgot to actually include that piece of info. That was my guess as well. From this, I take it that too little thought was given potential readers. (And if it was meant only for insiders, why is it on the public Internet?)
  • omni 14y ago
    This is a really interesting perspective, you should write a blog post about what it's like to have never made a tiny, insignificant mistake in your life and share it with all of us.
    • stcredzero 14y ago
      This is completely irrelevant. How about you post something on your blog about how things like clear, considered prose are no longer required of media organizations like NPR? Is pointing out something like that wrong? It would seem that pointing out a mistake in public is some kind of ultimate wrong, even if it is a highly regarded, internationally known media outlet.