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2004-03-03
What you see is not what you get, necessarily
The CJR Campaign Desk, which I find to be a wonderful resource, points out that:
The New York Times Online is not the same as the New York Times. The same holds true for the web sites of the Washington Post, the Los Angeles Times, USA Today, and the Wall Street Journal. To be sure, many of the stories are the same and the newspaper's banner may appear atop the Web page. But according to online editors at all the news organizations, online users are reading a different publication than the ink-and-paper product. Caveat lector!
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