Reuters: Stenography, Not Journalism
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They’re also the most infamous of the feuxtography pushers, I believe.
Sounds a bit like a Yes Men stunt, but it doesn’t seem to have the outrageous bite of one of theirs.
Can anyone see what “Hingo Sembra” would be an anagram of?
@Porlock Junior- It was a Yes Men stunt. They even had a fake U.S. Chamber of Commerce press conference. I saw Rachel Maddow show earlier where she did a report on it. There’s video of the fake press conference at MSNBC.
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/26315908/
(note: you have to scroll down to video titled “Chamber of Commerce Punked”)