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Billy · 05-19-2003, 06:32 AM

I saw the New York Times reporter made false news on paper these days. Many China news paper reported this news. It warned the public to supervise the newspaer. In 2002 one China doctor professor, Wang MingMing was found by one student that he plagiarized other's book. The student read all his book. He found that Wang's book copied one west writer's book that Wang translate into Chinese. Now there are lot of newspaper published. The publishers want to attract readers by anecdotes and strange news. Many of them may be false. What newspaper do we need? What reporters do we need? How the readers should do to protect the society morality?

05-19-2003, 06:32 AM	#1
Billy Professor Join Date: May 2003 Location: Germany Posts: 1,462	New York Times reportor's false news affair I saw the New York Times reporter made false news on paper these days. Many China news paper reported this news. It warned the public to supervise the newspaer. In 2002 one China doctor professor, Wang MingMing was found by one student that he plagiarized other's book. The student read all his book. He found that Wang's book copied one west writer's book that Wang translate into Chinese. Now there are lot of newspaper published. The publishers want to attract readers by anecdotes and strange news. Many of them may be false. What newspaper do we need? What reporters do we need? How the readers should do to protect the society morality?