Opinion: Former ABC News icon Ted Koppel is at it again
The corporate signage on the headquarters building of the New York Times in New York in May 2017. By Erik Wemple Erik Wemple Media critic with a focus on the ups and downs and downs of the cable-news industry. Email Bio Follow Media critic March 20 at 2:19 PM Former ABC News icon Ted Koppel is at it again, lamenting that the contemporary newscape isn’t the way it was when he presided over “Nightline.
Bolding inserted to highlight a logical problem for Koppel: Yes, people know “exactly what words were used” because they deserved to know “exactly what words were used.” Media organizations that spelled out “exactly what words were used” were providing an important service to their audience. As this story reflects, the New York Times made the excellent decision not to edit or sanitize the president’s misogyny.
If you blame the Times for reporting, word for word, the language used by the Republican nominee for president, what won’t you blame the New York Times for? Look, for instance, at the artifact sitting in front of White House correspondents on the morning of March 20, 2019: Facebook, Google and Twitter, not to mention the Corrupt Media, are sooo on the side of the Radical Left Democrats. But fear not, we will win anyway, just like we did before! #MAGA
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