Its origins trace back to a story by U.K. tabloid The Sunday Mirror on Sunday and a follow-up by The Daily Mail that relied on anonymous sources; soon mainstream outlets from CNN to The Sydney Morning Herald to a contributor to Forbes were echoing the news.
Mainstream news reporters echoed the New Journalists' arguments as they began doubting the ability of "objective" journalism to arrive at truth especially after more traditional reporting failed to convey the complex truth of events such as McCarthyism in the 1950s, the Vietnam War in the 1960s and '70s, and the Watergate scandal in the early 1970s.
Watching the story echo across the news on Wednesday, I was struck by the profound simplicity of this image, obtained through such complex means.
In that vein, the proceedings echoed the uncomfortable news conference after Randolph was fired last June, when Minaya addressed allegations that the Mets had reacted insensitively with the timing of the dismissal — at 3 12 a.m.
Erick Barkley would echo the theme in the postgame news conference, saying that the officials were not letting St. John's play Big East basketball, whatever that is.
In tonight's extraordinary, gripping film, "The Murder of Stephen Lawrence," the writer and director Paul Greengrass uses the shaky, hand-held camera style of video news to echo the unsettling, real-life dynamics of the case from the Lawrence family's point of view.
The current conventional wisdom - broadly echoed by the news media and the blogosphere - is that comprehensive, economy-wide CO2 cap-and-trade legislation is dead in the current U.S. Congress, and perhaps for the next several years.
For the rest of us, Willingham's final words are a chilling reminder echoing in the news around the world this week nearly six years after his execution: "I am an innocent man convicted of a crime I did not commit.
Trump's surrogates fanned out on television news shows to echo the president's charge that Comey improperly leaked information.
"We would like to note that Amal Clooney is an ethnic Armenian and she represented Armenian interests in the European court for human rights," echoed the Haqqin.az news service.
