Rean That Past Me Again

Ian May's opens the door on corrections at the Gardian and gives us some good advice from G Krishnan on writting, always reed allowed. Ian Maye is also president of the Organization of News Ombudsmen and here's a good example of slackadaisicality from the Organization of News Ombudsmen, of which he is president, I copied it as it might be liable to change on their web site; kettle, black, pot.

And a lot of their links to other ombuds don't seem to connect, but hey ho.

"Where to report the terrorism report?
When the News & Observer ran its first story about the U.S. intelligence agency report that the war in Iraq has fueled Islamic terrorism, it appeared inside the paper on page 4a. The next day the paper rean as its main front-page story the Bush administration's denial of the terrorism assessment. Why, readers asked, run the initial story inside the paper and the Bush reaction on the front page? "