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Tiger Woods' apology sparks 'dumbing down' backlash

February 24th, 2010
Categories: News

Link: http://www.thetruthseeker.co.uk/article.asp?ID=12228

The BBC has faced fresh accusations of dumbing down over its extensive coverage of Tiger Woods's apology last week. Scores of viewers complained about the golfer being the top story on the day 1,600 workers lost their jobs as the North-East's last steel plant was shut down. Last Friday also saw British Gas report a 50 per cent profit rise despite the economic downturn, while it emerged that another British soldier had been killed fighting the Taliban. But rather than leading with these stories, the golfer's public apology for a string of extra-marital affairs was chosen as the headline story on BBC1's main evening bulletin.

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