Now an Apology?

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CBS fights tooth and nail against apologizing for airing fake documents on one of their premiere television shows, but when they cut off the final few minutes of CSI: New York to announce the death of Yassir Arafat, all hell breaks loose, and in less than 24 hours, a plea for forgiveness is issued. Unbelievable.

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Still More: CableNewser has an "insider's" perspective.

More More More: CBS Fires Producer who "cut in" to CSI. Mapes and Rather? Still collecting paychecks.

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4 Comments

Steveo'Brien said:
Given the happy breaking news i would have thought the audience would still be toasting good ole Dan. Poor guy must not have any friends left. ;)
Fernando said:
Darn, I thought that it was a trailer for the new CSI: Paris!
Ramrod said:
Re: Arafat. A dead murderer is still a murderer. His desciples are still out there plotting the deaths of innocents in his name. Ramrod
Carstairs said:
I can understand the frustration. The last few minutes are when the mystery is wrapped up. Seems like they could have waited a few minutes. It's not like he was going anywhere. :) On the other hand, I agree. I'm still waiting for a true apology from CBS. Not a "we're sorry we got caught" but a "we're sorry we aired lies."

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