A Media Reliability Conundrum
Here’s a stumper. We all know that tabloids are not exactly the gold standard of journalistic reliability. And, let’s face it, neither are blogs. (For instance, Nikki Finke does not actually exist. I’ve made her up as a satire. Surprised anyone fell for it.)
So: Let’s say the National Enquirer runs photos which appear to show a movie star (for the sake of googling, let’s say Cameron Diaz Cameron Diaz Cameron Diaz) in an embrace with a producer of her reality show, and alleges that the two of them are involved.
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