[sumo] ASA's ok- take a break

[Kaiopectate! <tm>]

Whether headlines are intended to promote free expression of ideas, or to
stimulate sales, if newspapers don't sell newspapers, THEY'll be over and
out.
And, considering our current medium of communication, that may happen
anyway.
Which is not to say that Asa's behavior at times isn't worthy of comment,
nor the kyokai's.
Regardless, I'm ready for the basho to start!


On 3/13/09, Jezz <jejima at gmail.com> wrote:
>
> I apologise in advance if I am taking these quotes from recent emails
> out of context (I don't think I am)....  But don't they sort of
> contradict each other?  Or are newspapers the exception to being
> allowed to have an opinion?  (Or is that newspapers should keep their
> opinions to themselves?  In which case, would that not be against the
> philosophy of 'Freedom of the Press'?)