In fact, Wheeler had spoken only to the Sunday Times, which covered his work accurately. The rest of the newspapers copied the quotes, and the information, but rather grandly decided to change the purpose and the outcome of his research. ?It was odd reading articles which were written as if a reporter had spoken to me – I wasn?t fully aware of the extent to which the media copy each other?s newspapers – but worse was the brazen way they distorted our work. Not a single one of the journalists from any other newspaper contacted us to see if their take on the story was correct.?
Una investigación tan mal descrita en los periódicos que acaba siendo otras cosas. Bad Science » Don?t let the facts spoil a good story
