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Clearly, TV news operations don't disclose the source of video news releases because they're embarrassed about them, says Joe Flint. "But if they feel so uneasy about airing VNR footage, then they shouldn't put them on the air. And if they are comfortable, then play it straight with the audience and let viewers decide if they are being spun or not."
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