Press Play with Madeleine Brand
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During the coverage of yesterday’s Paris attack on Charlie Hebdo, a lot of news organizations avoided showing the controversial cartoons depicting Islam’s Prophet Muhammad. Then conservative commentators took issue, saying those same news organizations have no problem publishing photos that are offensive to Christians.
During the coverage of yesterday’s Paris attack on Charlie Hebdo, a lot of news organizations avoided showing the controversial cartoons depicting Islam’s Prophet Muhammad. Then conservative commentators took issue, saying those same news organizations have no problem publishing photos that are offensive to Christians. So the Associated Press went into their archives and started pulling photos from decades ago. Did they make the right call? That and more in our weekly Internet roundup.
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