Taking The Time To Get The Story Right (Part IV)

March 1st, 2010 admin

The editors at Time have made change after change to this story, trying to bring it up to their standards, but perhaps a forest-for-the-trees issue has set in. You see, you can report the facts to the letter of the law 24 hours a day 7 days a week and still tuna won’t be one of the top ten most dangerous foods—that’s the simple fact.   March 1, 2010   Maurice Edelson General Counsel Time Inc.    VIA Email   Dear Mr. Edelson,   We have not heard back from you on the points we broached in our three letters of last week to Mr. Eisenberg, two of which you were copied on.  Your silence on this issue is of concern to us because the issues…


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