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LA Times Reaches NewNadir
By encinoman
Today&;s lesson: Nadar Nader = Nadir.
LA Times sports columnist Bill Dwyre wrote a column today about the NBA&;s perception problem. Unfortunately, it also confirmed the perception of the LA Times as a paper in a tailspin.
He wrote, &;Ralph Nadar, consumer watchdog, presidential candidate and frequent critic of [Commissioner] Stern, calls him &;imperious.&;
Ralph Nadar is not on my radar. You would think that the LA Times would know who Ralph Nader is, but apparently they&;ve fired all the copy editors and fact-checkers. Or the sick-out started early.
Update: Although no correction was posted, the Times fixed the typo. That&;s what distinguishes the mainstream media; even under assault from so many directions, it still tries to get the story right.
Tags: Commissioner-Stern, death-of-newspapers, LA-Times, NBA, Ralph-Nader
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