Just while we're on Muscat Daily for a second, and to some extent, The Week too, I keep seeing evidence of poor copy & pasting journalism. In a recent issue of The Week, in the centre section which highlights a tourist destination, someone had gone to the effort of converting the US$ amounts suggested for various items, yet failed to modify the text, so it still read as if the reader was in the United States when reading the article. On today's front page, above the fold, there is a news brief on two plane's that collided here in China. Sloppy work guys. Sloppy.If you have not already "liked" my blog on facebook, please do so, my target of 100 likes is so very near.... just 12 to go at the time of posting!
More tomorrow.
le fin.
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Read the dateline - it says Beijing, China. So 'here' would mean Beijing and that is the accepted style especially in newspapers.
But I guess most people don't notice the dateline.
Alex, you might have a point. But Newswire news from China, above the fold on the front page, on a Muscat daily? Am I the only one questioning this?
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