If you’re a player in the very fashionable game of exposing media bias, or if you’re one of the legion of folks who puts journalists somewhere between used-car salesmen and ambulance-chasing lawyers on the integrity scale, you’ll love this: Compare the headline and content in this AFP story to this BBC one, keeping in mind that they were based on the same press conference in Shanghai.
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Published Nov 17, 2005