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| Re: Meh said by dmacburry  :Would you post your failures on your wall? I wouldn't. I'm sure they know they can't pretend. I don't get why anyone is surprised by this...Companies usually tend to avoid helping spread bad news about themselves lol.
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| Re: Meh I'm surprised. I've seen news.yahoo.com and finance.yahoo.com - which is assembled by editors, not a bot - regularly front page stories of yahoo woe. NY Times publishes its own financial results (good or bad). WSJ reports on the murdoch buyout. I don't think a legitimate news outlet can get away with a blind spot. | |
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actor90
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| Re: Meh said by justin :I'm surprised. I've seen news.yahoo.com and finance.yahoo.com - which is assembled by editors, not a bot - regularly front page stories of yahoo woe. NY Times publishes its own financial results (good or bad). WSJ reports on the murdoch buyout. I don't think a legitimate news outlet can get away with a blind spot. I agree. I find it troubling that google news which is seen by many as an impartial news aggregator is not showing any news that shows google in a poor light. Which leads to questions about what other stories they are blocking from their news pages.
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MysticGogeta
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clubs: | Re: Meh Yes this is starting to look like chinas internet. | |
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Brantford, ON | hmm Its showing up there now, on the business page. | |
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Lumberjack
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| news does what news wants, not what news is Go to www.cnn.com and search for FairTax or Fair Tax, ZERO articles. Even with big campaigns in South Carolina and Iowa they will choose not to cover them.
As far as Google's concerned it's somewhat interesting but we'll see. Google is a big company and like most big companies somethings get dropped and it's highly possible that since they're a public company they may not redundantly post into news what they already post to "investor relations".
Edit: Figured I'd make it easy for people to see my CNN example: »search.cnn.com/search?query=Fair···tl=false
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West Des Moines, IA | Re: news does what news wants, not what news is I'm not sure how sinister that is -- I'm in Iowa and haven't noticed any Fair Tax people at all. There doesn't appear to be anything to cover.. | |
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| Re: news does what news wants, not what news is The're planning rallies next door to presedential debates. The one in SC had at least 8000 people and wasn't covered by CNN yet it was covered by local (obviously), AP and other networks. I suspect the one in Iowa will be even bigger but I've not been following it that closely.
»www.fairtax.org/site/PageServer?···_feature
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»news.google.com/news?topic=b
maybe it hadn't reached critical mass yet.
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