This is nutz

[IronEagle]

there are other places you can go to follow it.

Personally I have been tracking the live stream of WBZ radio in boston, basically the KYW of Beantown.

Their coverage has been immediate, ongoing...and accurate.

Accuracy, shmacuracy... Who cares? CNN is the place to be! Bawahahahahahaha!

[RSE]

I stopped watching the news on Tuesday, when CNN reported an arrest had been made. I figured the story was over then.

[Kelly Green]

Rant On Mark

Ass.

[RSE]

As the Wizard of Oz might say, giving someone a camera and a microphone is not the same thing as making that person a journalist.

[slag]

I'm following on the NY Post website ... let's me read Page Six between updates.

Apparently Kim Kardashian's pregnancy has triggered an increase in the growth of body hair.

[IronEagle]

No problem, Bill!

Ass.

Moron.

P.S. BAWAHAHAHAHAHAHA

[RSE]

Every party has a pooper.

[Kelly Green]

KYW Simulcasted BZ Monday

I heard their coverage.

[Kelly Green]

That's Why I Invited YOU

Party pooper -- party pooper.

[IronEagle]

"If you write something in a newspaper and quote sources by name, you damn well better have your facts straight. If you get information from one source the rule of thumb is get it from somebody else and if you can find more than two it's even better."

[RSE]

Technically, CNN is not a newspaper. LOOPHOLE!

[Irish George]

then why didn't you stick with it?

Here's how to report a story accurately: report the confirmed facts. When passing along unsubstantiated reports, state it is unconfirmed. Attribution for declarative factual statements.

It aint that difficult.

If you listened to WBZ you know it was textbook broadcast journalism. Fluid...keep repeating what is known and when new facts come in, report them when confirmed.

It is actually a much more compelling listen than ratings-driven alarmism.

But then again, you're a guy who is afraid to get on an airplane. Not surprised you enjoy the other approach.

[Irish George]

that's how the craft used to be taught

"If you write something in a newspaper and quote sources by name, you damn well better have your facts straight. If you get information from one source the rule of thumb is get it from somebody else and if you can find more than two it's even better."

pretty basic.

[Kelly Green]

I Prefer The Sense Of Sight

It's the one thing radio lacks.

[RSE]

One other thing radio lacks: CNN.