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Question

Jason Blair, Judith Miller and The Times and Iraq, although focusing on very different aspects, no doubt they all share the same theme, which is misleading their readers with false information as well as the scandals in journalism. In addition, all three articles centers around the New York Times and some involved are writers for the New York Times.

In the Jayson Blair article, it explains the disgrace that one of the most prestigious newspapers in America, the New York Times, faced because, of Jayson Blair careless actions. The twenty-seven year old reporter, who never even graduated from college, succeeded in misleading colleagues, editors and most devastatingly, readers for years. The Times, in hopes to repair the damage done by a reporter who lacked ethics and morals, “asked readers to report any additional falsehoods in Blair’s work to an email address.”

Answer 1

Way too much to read.

Not gonna do your homework for ya.

Answer 2

merely a remark from a non american: for some reason i will merely study "asap what ya'll think of?" with a ludicrous stupid voice whilst chewing gum and playing including your hair.... (i do no longer propose it is the style you're) Now on your question,i don't have an answer

Answer 3

dont care