Parody, in this case, is a bit of a miscatgorization because within their edition were researched and verified stories - in other words, they printed news.
This means having the courage to go against conventional wisdom, and taking care to verify stories, check sources and seek all viewpoints.
The magazine editors said they had verified their story and would prove it in court.
Mr. Barnicle resigned under duress after accusations that he plagiarized a comedian's jokes and that he had inadequately verified a story about terminally ill children.
Talese then travelled to Colorado where he met Foos, "verified his story in person, and read some of his extensive journals, a secret record of [the US's] changing social and sexual mores".
[C2.] A Media Forum Widens Its Reach The MediaNews.org Web site expanded its portfolio with the publication of a revisionist history of the 1998 controversy involving the columnist Mike Barnicle of The Boston Globe, who resigned after accusations that he plagiarized a comedian's jokes and that he had inadequately verified a story.
Tynan also describes in his article how he separately verified the story.
[VICE independently verified this story from another person who was present and witnessed the assault.] Emma was still bleeding from the assault, Raj remembers.
A family reunited UNICEF and its partners, together with the Haitian Government, verified the story against information provided by witnesses, Sterling's host family and community elders.
Al-Arabi al-Jadeed, a London-based Arabic daily newspaper, broke the sensational-sounding but hard-to-verify story about clandestine warfare between bitter enemies from Beirut, attributing it to unnamed political sources with close links to Hezbollah.
