Media between news speed and the responsibility of verification
Tarek Fahmy•Archive•4,800 reads
A scoop without verification is not a scoop; it is a delayed-explosion error.
In the age of social networks, news sometimes precedes press institutions, which puts editors to a real test between speed and accuracy.
Institutions that maintain their credibility are the ones that win in the long run, even if they lose minutes in the race for publication.
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