The Denver Post misspelled Donald Rumsfeld's name...
...in the Sunday edition...
...on a sub-headline....
...on the front page above the fold.
No corrections or explanations yet.
You can see many more newspaper QC errors at:
RegretTheError.com
Learning how the media gathers, writes, edits and distributes its stories can be as scary as learning how sausages are made.
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Still no explanation from the DP, but it looks like a spellchecker error, combined with poor QA.
Bad experiences with spellcheckers are well documented. I once mis-typed the word "disk" in an office email ( I mistakenly substituted the letted "c" instead of "s" ). I won't reproduce it here, but I'm sure our IT group was astounded by what our customers were inserting, and where.
Of course, I wasn't delivering that email to every driveway in the Denver metro area, either.
Loved this.
Hope you don't mind, but I ganked the image (with appropriate credit and linkback, natch) on my own blog, www.kevinallman.com.
Thanks.
They did it again, this time on the front page of the Sunday Business Section:
http://sanchmo.blogspot.com/2006/12/not-learning-from-your-mistakes.html
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