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TV news producers need to find better videogame experts

San Francisco Chronicle
They're always calling anti-game lawyer Jack Thompson, who was condemning videogames again after Seung-Hui Cho's massacre. "At least one TV host drew the line with the lawyer during the Virginia Tech coverage," writes Peter Hartlaub. "While most anchors at best nodded politely at Thompson's statements, MSNBC's Chris Matthews repeatedly challenged his guest, pointing out that the activist had no hard evidence that Cho had ever so much as picked up a joystick at Virginia Tech."

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