Why the Media Passes Off Bunk as News
Christian Science Monitor, March 5, 2007
By Drew Curtis
In early February, the lead story on CNN.com - "the most trusted name in news" - was about tattooed fish.
Emblazoned on the website was a large picture of a fish with some kind of design on its belly. I don't have fish but if I ever wanted any, I'd probably get that fish. It looked pretty cool.
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