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The Age's Slip 'o the Tongue

If it's still uncorrected, check out the picture and the caption

It's a piece about unruly and violent demonstrators protesting the World Trade Organization talks in Sydney. What's interesting is the picture and the caption The Age used:


Prime Minister John Howard and US
trade representative Robert Zoellick.


Howard on the left Zoellick on the right.

Not exactly accurate, eh? I've saved The Age's picture here if they delete it or take it down. Screen capture here. I doubt this was intentional, but it certainly looks bad...from several perspectives.

Posted by drizzten on November 15, 2002 10:04 AM |

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