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The OP didn't say gone he said swapped and judging by one of the other comments it appears to be true.
by darkxanthos 13y ago
The OP didn't say gone he said swapped and judging by one of the other comments it appears to be true.
- eli 13y agoYou think the NSA pressured Reuters to swap two URLs in a ham fisted attempt to... what exactly? Someone with access to the full feed could probably answer this better, but my guess is that "U.S. spy agency edges into the light" was written first (the dateline seems to confirm this) and the "NSA bugged UN" story was originally an update to that story (wire services often put out updates as a story is breaking) before Reuters decided it was important enough to spin off as a new story at a new URL.
- darkxanthos 13y agoI didn't say it was the NSA or even for nefarious reasons. Just that it was swapped.
- eli 13y agoA news site goofing their URLs typically isn't front page news, so at least some people think there's something interesting going on here. (I think they're probably wrong)