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Zurbano and “The New York Times”: Lost and Found in Translation

June 10, 2013   ·   0 Comments

By Alan West-Durán: A recent editorial by Cuban author Roberto Zurbano of Casa de las Américas, published on March 23-24, 2013 in the New York Times is a lesson in courage and poetic, historically situated political insights...

North Korea

NYT’s Lopsided Coverage of the Korean Conflict

By Michael M'Gehee: It should go without saying that all sides of any conflict should refrain from provocations. And when nuclear weapons are involved this rule ...

It’s a Remarkable Day in the Neighborhood!

By Bob Somerby: In the hard-copy New York Times, yesterday was a remarkable morning...

The New York Times Headline Censored to Appease Israel

By RT: Last week, The New York Times posted an article entitled "Palestinians Set Up Camp in Israeli Occupied West Bank Territory," but soon after the story's title changed.

How the headline appears after the change.

The Screenshots Prove It: New York Times Altered Headline to Remove Words “Israeli-occupied”

By Ali Abunimah: A New York Times headline accidentally told the truth today about Israel’s occupation of Palestinian land, before it was ‘fixed.’

NYT Headline

E1 is not a ‘Land Without a People’

By Activestills: A recent New York Times article ran under the misleading headline, “West Bank Land, Empty but Full of Meaning”, referring to the E1 area where the Israeli ...

Medicaid

Why We Voters Don’t Know A Whole Lot!

By Bob Somerby: Now they've even got Krugman: Let’s face it: The third debate represents the last chance for serious discussion of serious issues in a presidential campaign. After that, ...

A wounded Palestinian boy lies on a hospital bed following an Israeli air strike in Rafah camp in the southern Gaza Strip Oct. 7, 2012

NY Times Headline Reverses Chronology, Story Leaves Out Important Information

By Alison Weir: Monday's New York Times features a headline that reverses the sequence of events described in the story it is allegedly representing. It also omits significant information.

Obama

The Budget Deficit and the Mysterious Forces That Determine Newspaper Headlines

By Dean Baker: The NYT notes that the deficit is likely to surpass $1 trillion for the fourth consecutive year. It then tells readers: "Against that headline-grabbing figure, Mr. ...

Anthony Shadid’s Cousin Takes a Shot at NYT — and Journalism in General

By Matt Pearce: Those who were there said the crowd gasped. Ed Shadid, the cousin of late New York Times reporter Anthony Shadid, was speaking at a ...

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