The Poynter Institute tries to sort things out here.
Friday, April 20, 2007
Developments
The Poynter Institute tries to sort things out here.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
The Poynter Institute tries to sort things out here.
There Goes the Gayborhood
Click to revisit the heyday of Chelsea's 8th Avenue
Goodbye, Twitter -- Hello, Threads!
Friends With Benefits
Instagrammed
Popular Posts
-
Andrew Scott takes a sinister turn in "Ripley": the second half of the Miami Outshine Film Festival is set to begin; Josh O'Co... -
Dekkoo : Tensions build on and off the rugby pitch in "In From the Side" Stolen Holiday : Pauline Frederick, a woman of a certain... -
WSJ : It’s not you. Those "I am not a robot" tests are getting harder. The Oregonian : Fans are campaigning to save "So Hel... -
L.A. Blade : Ellen launches new comedy tour, jokes about her talk show’s demise CNN : Biden administration restores protections for gay an... -
Lots of action in Madrid, where Rafael Nadal is looking to regain his form before heading to Roland Garros. Full report BELOW . -
An obituary about my former roommate Ken Seymour, who was also a sweet friend: Oct. 4, 1963 - Sept. 6, 2002 One of the more popular pe... -
In the Tennis Fashion Hall of Fame, for me it's a tie between Bjorn Borg's Fila and Chris Evert's Ellesse outfits. Both were w...
Fake Jan Alert
My blog is featured in Susan Olsen's tell-all about the ill-fated "Brady Bunch Variety Hour"!
Little Kenny
Growing up in Madison Heights, Mich.
Back to the Old House
The Web leads to an unexpected return to a house I grew up in.
Oceans 11
Carlsbad, Calif. (2008)
1983
Go Behind the Music of my high-school band, A La Plage
A Death in the Family
Little Larry left us too soon.
Once I Had a Love
With Debbie Harry
'Jungle' Fever
With Robert Buckley
Roger & Me
With Roger Federer
Step Brother McMullen
With Ed Burns
Headline News
With Thomas Roberts
'Heartwarming & hilarious!" -- Andy Cohen
You've read the blog -- now read the book!
Retail Queen
My memoir is available at Three Lives & Co. in the West Village
You Like Me, You Really Like Me!
Like my book on Facebook here.
6 comments:
Kinda sad that the Poynter blog ends with "their's" and has other typos...considering it's about journalism...oh, well! It might not be a penis, actually. But you're right in saying that the NY Post believes it is, and that's why they castrated the photo.
Who cares about seeing a shooting victum's penis or whether or not a newspaper photoshopped it out.
Who cares? People who care about being told the truth in journalism. Remember the WMDs we heard so much about in the papers???
You're a moron if you don't "get" what the story is about.
Considering the history of the NY Post and journalism, are you surprised that they did some chopping to the picture? I have read so much commentary in the media on this picture recently, they focus on something that actually wasn't there, instead of on the big picture (or the whole story)
waddashame
When i saw that picture, all i could think of was how FAT those officers are! 4 officers struggling to carry one lean guy? i mean, don't you have to be fit to run around in crisis like that, especially if you're an officer to be first at the scene?
Don't ya just love prudes?
Another point is that in an article on the CBS News site (http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2007/04/19/earlyshow/main2703855.shtml) the author says:
"Sterne, an Eagle Scout, thought quickly and wrapped a chord around his leg. That slowed the bleeding, and saved his life."
How did he use a chord as a tourniquet? That definitely had to be some fancy knot tying!
Post a Comment