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Transcript: Interview: Robert Siegel discusses one of The Onion's satirical stories being picked up and broadcast as an actual news story
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- NPR All Things Considered
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- June 7, 2002
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Interview: Robert Siegel discusses one of The Onion's satirical stories
being picked up and broadcast as an actual news story
Host: ROBERT SIEGEL
Time: 9:00-10:00 PM
ROBERT SIEGEL, host:
When news is picked up by one newspaper from another newspaper, sometimes
something gets lost in translation--for example: humor. We are now
picking up on a story out of Beijing in today's Los Angeles Times.
It seems that the Beijing Evening News ran a story from Washington
on Monday that one of its writers had found on the Web. The story
was that the US Congress is threatening to leave Washington, DC, unless
a new Capitol is built. Now the LA Times traced this ...
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