News fail
Part 98 in a 17,238 part series:
The internet is killing print journalism, I’m told. Dying right along with it are the old-school ideas of a “final proof-read” and “paying attention to what the hell I’m doing.”
For those who don’t have the joy of dealing with wire copy every day, “EMBARGO” isn’t supposed to be a headline – it’s a quick line to tell the media outlet not to run the story before a certain day. You’re supposed to, you know, take it out.
Not the first time Canada.com has done it this month. They don’t seem big on changing it either.
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