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Same Reuters report updated w. byline
Submitted March 21, 2004 - 11:03 pm by Al GiordanoReuters has now "tweaked" that story that I made the accusation against, above.
It now has a byline: Alistair Bell.
Other than that, no corrections, still the same tired lie about TV exit "polls" (plural), with some text added from previous reports this afternoon before the polls closed.
Really, more fistfights should break out between reporters over dishonest reports, like in the olden days. And I'm not even a "tough guy." I'd gladly punch someone twice my size over this one, and take whatever he has in return.
I mean, there is no institutional recourse available. What "polls" (plural)?