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Our weekly roundup of misleading review blurbs in movie ads takes on Kung Fu Hustle, Sin City, and more.
Second-hand sourcing, four-pound burgers, $11.5 million dinners, and other enlightening and entertaining media corrections.
In the New York Times's twisted report card for Albany's new budget, punctuality counts for more than math skills.
Our weekly roundup of misleading review blurbs in movie ads takes on a sequel, a spinoff to a sequel, a "new-school" reviewer, and more.
Math and irony, dissed divas, marijuana record holders, and other enlightening and entertaining media corrections.
Our weekly roundup of misleading review blurbs in movie ads takes on two panned sequels, three indie flicks, and more.
Gelf examines more suspicious sourcing from a technology reporter.
Technology Review retracted two articles after deciding a key source was fictitious. The troubling question: whether this is a one-time screw-up by the writer, or a recurring pattern.
The reaction that wasn't, revisiting Nixon's "I'm not a crook" line, the travails of Lestine Lewis, and other enlightening and entertaining media corrections.
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