Do you think ET should make a public apology for reporting the wrong information about Angelina Jolie giving birth when she didn't? I think they should suck it up and say that their informant gave them the wrong info.
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Submitted by ltygirl04 on Mon, 06/16/2008 - 03:42.
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I don't believe it requires
I don't believe it requires an apology. She finally had her babies and all is well. It don't think the mistake is that important
I hadn't heard about this,
I hadn't heard about this, but if that's the case, I think they should definitely apologize.
I don't usually watch the show. I have no patience for that many teasers, personally and I think they're often scraping the bottom of the barrel for newsworthy stories.
That's just my opinion.
In as much as ET isn't
In as much as ET isn't exactly what you'd call a revered journalistic program, I don't think that what they announce is listened to with a whole lot of regard. I'd guess that since it is really a fan show that doesn't really break important stories, I think that a birth announcement that is wrong should not make for any big deal.
I don't see why they shouldn't simply apologize for their making a mistake. It's not like it would harm their credibility with their audience.
I personally cant stand to watch that show. If I need information about a movie I can look it up. I rarely care about stars, but if I want to know something about someone and it looks like it is an important issue, I'd go to "real" newspaper or news show to get my information.
ET just isn't a show that I trust to tell me the full facts. They should apologize for reporting something incorrectly.