“The details were clearly inaccurate and related to historical facts,” wrote the Canada Broadcast Standards Council.
October 22, 2021
A St. John’s TV station breached newsroom ethics when it put out a report containing mistakes, says Blacklock’s Reporter.
The TV station was censured for garbling a handful of facts in a local story.
“The details were clearly inaccurate and related to historical facts,” wrote the Canada Broadcast Standards Council.
A St. John’s TV station breached newsroom ethics when it put out a report containing mistakes, says Blacklock’s Reporter.
The TV station was censured for garbling a handful of facts in a local story.
“The details were clearly inaccurate and related to historical facts,” wrote the Canada Broadcast Standards Council.
Correct information “could have been easily verified by the reporter prior to airing the news segment,” wrote the Council.
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