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April 10, 2006

Photo fakery influences war perceptions

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Neil Munro of the National Journal has an excellent essay on fake photos influencing public perceptions in the War on Terror. He begins with an analysis of the fake "missile" photograph published by the New York Times that we covered extensively. A long and worthwhile read. The problem isn't going away, and Munro covers the issue very well.

Hat tip: Ed asky

Thomas Lifson   4 10 06

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