It too is upsetting, though it's slightly more complicated than simply being the editorial version of "The only good Indian is a dead Indian".
So we can either do nothing, or have editorial version, which isn't perfect and has biases.
In days gone by, you had to hunt and peck your way through each editorial version of ESPN, CNNSI or Yahoo Sports.
Due to an editorial error, an earlier version of this article misidentified Kim Jong Un's birth order.
After meeting with HHS and conducting a review, PNAS decided the paper should be published with only copy editing changes, writes National Academy of Sciences president Bruce Alberts in an editorial accompanying an online version of the paper.
The title has been changed to "Corrected: A Bicycle Built For Yelp!" along with a message "Due to an editorial oversight, an earlier version of the Weekly Yelp contained a headline that was inappropriate for the context.
CORRECTION: Due to an editorial oversight, a previous version of this story incorrectly identified Americans for Prosperity as a super PAC; it is not.
Judging by the heat this thing's generating, I am already picturing the future film version of an editorial conference presided over by an irascible but fairminded editor – Gerard Butler is understood to be demanding his agent get him first refusal of the role – who fixes his troops with a simple inquiry, the ripple effect of which will shake the establishment to its core.
Another possibility: A magazine could create "six different versions of an editorial promotion," using different headlines and images that are designed to appeal to different audiences.
A couple of weeks ago, El Universal, usually supportive of the government, published an editorial called "Who Believes the Official Version?," along with a long news report and analysis of the "collapse" of official explanations in a series of recent crimes.
