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Countless reporters in D.C. are accustomed to seeing Daniel Lippman's name in their in-boxes. The Associated Press's Ron Fournier says Lippman's emails are filled with helpful and polite corrections. And Lippman, who is 19 years old, explains why he's become a rogue copy editor.
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Comments [1]
Thought perhaps Mr. Lippman might get through to Bill O'Reilly about his "Bold, Fresh" book in which Bill refers to ex-legislator, Wilbur Mills, as being from Ohio, when in fact Mr. Mills was a legislator from Arkansas. Nothing has ever been stated by O'Reilly about this error. So much for accuracy and being fair & balanced even though I sent an email to O'Reilly regarding this.
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