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Age article carries erroneous headline

Page 8 of the Age today has an article about sanctions against Iran.

This article has the erroneous headline

"Israeli urges sanctions on Iraq"

When it should be Iran

As of 8:59AM the Age website hasn't been changed, and the hard-copy paper itself obviously carries the incorrect headline.

www.theage.com.au/news/world/israeli-urges-sanctions-on-iraq/2007/08/15/1186857593213.html

OK, It's now 9:20 and they HAVE changed the article on the net. You will note that the word IRAQ still reveals itself in the web-address.

To see the original page as it was on th web go to http://www.icjs-online.org?article=1337

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The Age is showing as much attention to its editing as it does to the content of its articles. Nothing has changed. The paper is run by incompetents, and people of a lesser intellect.As the memorable line of Goldie Hawn once said "who is in charge around ?"

Posted by Danny on 2007-08-19 07:10:29 GMT


Attention: Our comments HAVE MOVED to the BOTTOM of our article today. If you prefer it the other way - comments along the side - send an email to ralph (at) doublez dort com dot au

Posted by Ralph Zwier on 2007-08-18 23:57:08 GMT


Pardon the French but I was mistaken. I meant is it dreq or drek? I was actually referring to the general content of the Age newspaper these days.

Posted on 2007-08-17 01:42:11 GMT


Irak, Iraq, Irack, Iraaaakkk. It doesn't matter. One thing's for sure - it sure ain't Iran.

Posted by D on 2007-08-17 00:39:48 GMT


Is it Iraq or Irak?

Posted on 2007-08-16 03:47:57 GMT


What do you expect from a news paper that has Palestinian activists [Muhgrabi] and Islamic council members [Waleed Aly] as staff writers on issues such as islamic terrorism and the middle east has Michael leunig part time cartoonist and part time Palestinian activist, Ed o loughlin virulent Israel basher and a the editor who reckons ''Israel deserves the suicide bomb attacks. Perhaps we should ask Bruce Wolpe Fairfax director and AJN staff writer what he thinks?

Posted by michael on 2007-08-16 00:01:38 GMT


What do you expect, from the "Newspaper of the Year"?

Posted by Daniel on 2007-08-15 23:43:08 GMT