Blogosphere Gains More Ground
As I posted earlier, Eason Jordan's troubles finally escalated beyond his control. Was it necessary that he resign? Eason Jordan Resigns
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Saturday, February 12, 2005
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2 Comments:
There's a good roundup here, too.
I think that he effictively ended his career with such an inflammatory statement, without providing any evidence. In our society, journalists already take a major beating because of credibility issues, and to have a spokesman of one of the more credible news agencies make a completely unfounded accusation throws away any progress that has previously been made. In short, yes, his resignation was necessary.
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