| madskillz said: Next, after the story is done, it's sifted through a host of editors, and if it's huge, the executive editor or managing editor will read the story to make sure it is newsworthy, and worth the heat they may take if it's controversial. If it could get the newspaper sued, the paper or TV station will consult a lawyer about the legal ramifications.
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Oh you mean to verify that the story doesn't contain libel?
Pfftt... it's not like a company would sue over defamation or misinformation. That's why Sony just sat by all this time while the "Pro-Xbox 360 American Media" spent all that time destroying the Playstation brand based on lies and misinformation.
I think it's funny that some people would believe that US Media outlets such as CNN or MSNBC would actually be biased against a gaming device. You'd really need to have quite an imagination to believe such.
