At least that’s what today’s Philadelphia Daily News told me. They said it without using a single word. Regardless of any given individual’s take on the significance of Zarqawi’s death, I would think that it can at least be agreed that the story is a big, big one.
I would think, but then I guess I would be wrong. Turn to page 11 to find the story, turn to page 31 to finish it. It’s one of the hottest tags on Technorati right now, and there are those saying that there’s not going to be any difference. They’re wrong, but I would think that “Super Sports Weekend” might get trumped by the Zarqawi story if it were my paper.
Again, I would think, but I would be wrong. The PDN told me all I needed to know about what position they take, and they told me without using one single word. A picture’s worth more than a thousand words in this case.
Media bias? What Media bias?
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