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Sycophantic editors ruin trust
M Bakri Musa | Sep 4, 08 10:41am
The result of the recent Permatang Pauh by-election was a surprise only to those who depended on the mainstream media and the government’s massive propaganda machinery for their source of news and information.

A measure of how far detached from reality those who sit in the editorial suites of our mainstream papers can be gauged by the pre-election editorial of The New Straits Times where its editor-in-chief Syed Nadzri boldly predicted that Anwar would be defeated. Obviously Syed Nadzri was beginning to believe his own spin.
Syed Nazri judges public mood poorly
Future quality of the profession need training




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