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This is such outrage bait. This is pretty much every news desk's policy.
Omg, imagine waiting to report responsibility for a bombing until the defense agency holds a briefing? Imagine relying heavily and approving the copy quickly on, checks notes, official statements from the government?
"Operates under the shadow of"? Wtf does that mean?
Press have to sign agreements before being issued a press pass? Omg no way? Is that not true everywhere?
Is it that common? They do the same when reporting from China or Russia? Get a story approved first by officials and only picking one side of the story?
Reread the article. It didn't say they are getting approval on stories.
Yes, the news organization's own desk in Israel.
If the city desk at WaPo picks up a political story, they run it by the politics desk.
If a NYT reporter in NY picks up a story about a royal, does the London office of the NYT not weigh in on the reporting?
They aren't running it by the Israeli government as the headline suggests. They are running it by themselves. You can fault CNN for legitimate things, and this story is a bunch of innuendo with zero substance. It's true reporting strung together with buzzwords to sound nefarious. That's called a hit piece.
Edit: Israel has a government censor. Many countries do. They would say it prevents situations like Brexit or Donald Trump, where a large segment of the domestic population gets tricked by a foreign misinformation campaign.
Why would anyone wait to hear the words of liars? Who cares what propaganda angle Israel wants to make “official” from their end.
Do you feel better?
Umm, no there is not a government agency in this country (US) that provides "oversight" of journalists in order to ensure "responsible" reporting. Some organizations put up with that as a way of operating in certain countries, but you should definitely always be looking for sources that DO NOT. That is not a free press.
But in this case CNN is requiring this themselves. reputable news organizations don't have the regional bureau okay the stories.
You misread the article and my post. Keep it up!
Definitely didn't misread the article. Maybe you're misunderstanding it?
No, you misread, otherwise you'd be agreeing with me.
I don't know anything about you, but that's like the archetypal narcissist's response!
"Obviously you made a mistake, otherwise you'd be agreeing with me." 🤣🤣
Right you don't know anything.