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October 15, 2003
Response from NPR Ombudsman
When I posted the previous entry about the NPR Ombudsman Jeffrey Dvorkin's response to questions raised about part of a story being cut, I also sent an e-mail to him asking the same question - and he responsded:
Dear Kriselda Jarnsaxa,While some may think that's a bit of a "lame" excuse for cutting an important part of a story, I still remember how much fun it could be trying to figure out how to fit all the news I wanted to include into the amount of time available when I was at my old church's station. I found I either had to cut a lot of information I wanted to include or read the news really fast - and reading news really fast isn't usually the best choice if you want to be understood.It was edited for time. The first edition was done live and ran over the
allotted length.Rgds.
Posted by thorswitch at October 15, 2003 04:15 PM
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