Miami Herald
The implication of the
Deborah Solomon and
Rita Braver cases, says
Edward Wasserman, "is that when it comes to standards, who you are matters. If you're the country's top newspaper, your functionary may sculpt people's words into zippy Sunday morning amusements unrelated to the plain meaning the speakers intended. If you're a major network, your talent may operate within a clubby world of richly lucrative, off-screen relationships and you'll still defend their independence with a straight face. Then you can get back to wondering why the public doesn't trust you."
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Solomon's Q-and-A should include an editing standards description (NYT)
