dsister44 said:
|
The real question is journalistic ethics and how well trusted the writer is. when a journalist breaches ethics it is as serious as a cop who shop lifts or a lawyer who abuses the law. Our society needs people in a variety of professions to uphold strictest standards so that we can trust them. If we cannot trust them, they are effectively unable to do their job. If he was not fired he would have caused everyone connected with his work to become suspect undoing not just his work- but he work of his co-workers as well. A swift firing and public apology is the only course of action in a case like this.
"But as always, technology refused to be dignity's bitch."--Vance DeGeneres







