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Tim Rutten says there are two problems with the doctored Reuters photo incident: "One of these has to do with the scope of what strongly appears to be wider fabrication in the photojournalism Reuters and other news agencies are obtaining from their freelancers in Lebanon," he writes. "The other is the U.S. news media's grudging response to the revelation of [Reuters freelancer Adnan] Hajj's misconduct and its utter lack of interest in exploring whether his is a unique or representative case."
> Hajj incident increases pressure on news photo editors (NYT)
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