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they were destroyed as precursors with dual, civilian uses. She also alleged that Iraq had provided WMD aid to Syria and Al Qaeda. Therefore, as a result, this led Mrs. Judith Miller to be incarcerated for refusing to name a source in a grand jury investigation.
Many journalist might reasoned the motive behind Judith Miller’s silence was because of the code of ethics she along with other journalists hold to their subjects, which is confidentiality.
In the New York Times article, The Times and Iraq focusess hunger The New York Times reporters have when it comes to getting their stories, that they fail to use trustworthy sources. The people, who provided the information, were prejudiced against the Iraqi government that they gave false information, and in turn, these reporters write them as fact.

Answer 1

I think the bigger issues with our current newsmedia are:

1) Most newspapers have cut their staffs for budgetary reasons. This is true especially in their investigative reporting areas. The result? Almost no investigative reporting like we saw in Watergate.

2) Partially as a result of the above, the newsmedia often simply reports quotes from sources (especially political and governmental) without doing any due diligence on the accuracy of these quotes. So all we get is the PR from the government and other political leaders.

The only hope I see is that the bloggers in the world will force the mainstream media to take on big questions. Keep your fingers crossed!

Answer 2

what else is new, if you believe everything the media spews out then you are truly naive, they will print or show anything that sells newspapers or advertising on their network. all about money. its a sharkfest when it comes to news stories and who will be the first to report them.

Answer 3

we think you don't know how to ask a simple question. we know you know how to ramble on and on for a week about things you don't know anything about. get a website for your dumb junk.