Media columnist David
Carr, who wrote the Media Equation column for The New York Times and
penned a memoir about his fight with drug addiction, collapsed at his
office and died. He was 58.
Just hours before
his death Thursday, he had moderated a "Times Talks" conversation with
Edward Snowden, director Laura Poitras and journalist Glenn Greenwald
about the documentary "Citizenfour," which chronicles Snowden's leak of
National Security Agency documents. Carr, engaged as always, drew them
out with pointed questions and wry observations to speak candidly about
the film.
More @ AP
hmmm
ReplyDeletethat list is really growing, isn't it...
Whenever someone lies once, you can never believe them again.
ReplyDeleteWhat do you mean? I still haven't seen anything about cause of death - so obviously he hadn't been ill, just like Breitbart.
ReplyDeleteAlso read more about the livery driver who crashed the car with Bob Simon dying - just dang, you can't make this stuff up any more. So, why lie when the truth is so unbelievable?
http://news.yahoo.com/disconcerting-details-emerge-about-driver-in-bob-simon-s-fatal-accident-174825883.html
Whenever someone lies once, you can never believe them again.
ReplyDeleteWhat do you mean?
The government, MSM ,etcetera.
Oh, I thought you were talking about lies Carr told.
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