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    jonathand49 · angelegt
     

    Scandals like the one that occurred with the Rolling Stone can damage journalism. It can easily make the Rolling Stone magazine look amateurish in the eyes of those reading the story due to the fact that they could not name or contact the "source" or the people the source apparently knows as friends, committing a cardinal journalism sin. Without sources named, the events that happened simply copy stereotypes about these kinds events. Also, the journalist did not bring up the possibility that the attackers might have been injured after falling down on the attacker on a glass table. No one would walk away from that unscathed.

    Sabrina Erdely now shares something in common with Brian Williams after this story: a seemingly respected journalist who lost their credibility after fabricating a story and passing it off as a real one to fool the public for their own interests, killing off the news outlet's credibility in reporting stories.

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    jonathand49 · angelegt
     

    Scandals like the one that occurred with the Rolling Stone can damage journalism. It can easily make the Rolling Stone magazine look amateurish in the eyes of those reading the story due to the fact that they could not name or contact the "source" or the people the source apparently knows as friends, committing a cardinal journalism sin. Without sources named, the events that happened simply copy stereotypes about these kinds events. Also, the journalist did not bring up the possibility that the attackers might have been injured after falling down on the attacker on a glass table. No one would walk away from that unscathed.