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Jan

Help Wanted: New headline writer, BBC News

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Sunday the BBC News website published an article on the bitter cold and titled it, “The Coldest December since 1981.” But while it might have been factual, a chilling headline like this certainly would certainly not warm the heart of Al Gore. That’s why the article was quickly retitled to “Icy conditions lead to closure of Giant’s Causeway.”

We hear there is an opening for a new junior headline writer at BBC News.

Get the whole scoop over at WattsUpWithThat.com.

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One Response to “Help Wanted: New headline writer, BBC News”

  1. Tory Aardvark says:
    January 6, 2010 at 3:24 am

    http://toryardvaark.wordpress.com/2010/01/06/how-the-bbc-responds-to-climate-change-bias-complaints/

    They pay lip service but you can bet they will do nothing and keep pushing the lie

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