Again the research paper did not disclose the casinos had any role, but they fact-checked the report and the Guardian understands senior casino industry figures met the author before publication.
Remember: In the days that followed the original airing of the troubled Benghazi report, CBS did nothing to re-report or fact-check the story.
From Atlanta, where Turner Learning is based, Mr. Duke assigns stories, then edits and fact-checks the finished reports and helps decide where they might appear -- on the Turner Learning Web site, on CNN Newsroom (a daily newscast for in-classroom use), on cable affiliates' local-access channels or, in rare cases, on regular CNN.
It's a world where the peddlers of lies at Breitbart pretend to fact-check the Guardian's reporting on the US border.
The New York Times fact-checked the "avocado toast" comments and reported on the social media blowback.
The new model, which is standard at most news organizations, will be for one person to report, write and fact-check the article — much as Simon Perry, the London bureau chief, did with People's take this week on Kate Middleton, Prince William's girlfriend.
Washington Post reporters have primary responsibility for reporting, writing, and fact-checking their stories.
Folks, some folks in the press, um, forgot to fact-check when they reported that the US Marines banned the use of social media.
I felt the need to fact-check everything I reported about the region's party industry, so I actually went to Croatia.
The National Casino Industry Forum (NCIF) confirmed it donated £8,000 to the IEA having fact-checked a draft of the report.
That no news organisation bothered to fact-check Gale's story before reporting it illustrates the sort of immature overexcitement that engulfs some people when dealing with the web.
