Attacks in India
I was appalled to open the paper on Thanksgiving and find the story of the terrorist attacks in Mumbai, India relegated to Page 2C. The front page carried shopping and football news.
As someone said to me, "How would Americans have felt if, after 9/11, news of the attacks were relegated to the back pages of world newspapers?"
The death toll is 125 and Americans were targeted. I don't know who is responsible for front-page news at the Advertiser, but more often than not, I have been critical of what is considered "front page news" by your staff.
All of you need to remember that not everyone has cable or satellite news and/or Internet.
As someone said to me, "How would Americans have felt if, after 9/11, news of the attacks were relegated to the back pages of world newspapers?"
The death toll is 125 and Americans were targeted. I don't know who is responsible for front-page news at the Advertiser, but more often than not, I have been critical of what is considered "front page news" by your staff.
All of you need to remember that not everyone has cable or satellite news and/or Internet.
Labels: Attacks in Mambai, India
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