Discussion for article #228190
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They gotta have a different source of ârevenueâ these days.
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This town still hasnât learnedâŚ
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They arenât even trying to hide how awful they are. They know it and do not care. Only unholy lawsuits will unseat these wretched throwbacks.
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âIt billed The Associated Press $135 an hour â for nearly a dayâs work â merely to retrieve a handful of email accounts since the shooting.â
Right. And the funnest part? The AP and other ânewsâ organizations will use a law thatâs all about âsunshine in governmentâ and given âthe peopleâ access to public documents to demand they get these copies, will pay the exorbitant fees without question (thereby encouraging the practice) and will then take these public documents they obtain, ostensibly âfor the good of the public,â and keep them religiously secret, releasing only portions of them, selected quotes, carefully chosen sensational nuggets and snippets that support a manufactured narrative. They wonât just stick them all on the intertubez. Instead, they will treat them as proprietary. If thereâs no undercurrent of hypocrisy involved there, then Iâm a Smurf.
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â⌠the search could be more complicated and require technicians to examine tape backups.â In other words, Ferguson officials scrubbed their official email accounts and now theyâre trying to hide that factâŚ
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Isnât it strange how, after having searched for the information once, it still costs the same amount or even more to search for it for another news organization.
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What do you want to bet those tapes are either completely lost, or âan internâ decided to store them next to the cityâs magnet archive.
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When did Missouri become a third-world shithole? This sounds more like what Iâd expect from authorities in a Central American country. Who is in charge of firing every one of these corrupt bastards?
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