Kelly McBride, an expert on media ethics at the Poynter Institute, said
she saw no evidence of any cover-up, simply confusion by news editors
over whether the story merited national attention. “One of the ways the
news media knows how to cover a story these days is because of the
attention in social media,” Ms. McBride said. “That’s how people judge
whether there’s an appetite for a story.”
--NYTimes this a.m. (here) in a story about the coverage of a trial of an abortion doctor in Philadelphia
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