View Full Version : DomPost article re ASA complaints
Deano
11th November 2009, 09:28
From today's DomPost
MSTRS
11th November 2009, 09:35
The last line is a bit rich...'to counter misinformation being spread by biker groups'.
I wonder where we learned it from?
Ixion
11th November 2009, 09:45
Eh. I never said that to her, or anything like it ?? WTF.
Still, what she has me down as saying is OKish so I'm cool. Just, WTF
Mully
11th November 2009, 10:01
Whaaaa!!! Misinformation from those big smelly bikers.
Not fair.
I'm telling my mummy on you.
Les, can you get "ACC Spokesman" to have a one-on-one media interview?? To counter the misinformation.....
GOONR
11th November 2009, 10:03
Only twenty complaints!
Ixion
11th November 2009, 10:07
Only needs a couple. Too many would just piss off ASA.
GOONR
11th November 2009, 10:09
I suppose, a complaint is a complaint that needs looking at after all.
ckai
11th November 2009, 10:10
Eh. I never said that to her, or anything like it ?? WTF.
Still, what she has me down as saying is OKish so I'm cool. Just, WTF
oooohhhh fabricated journalism! Makes ya wonder. Agree it's OKish but should you really let something like that slide when you didn't even talk to them? Granted they obviously taken some of your quotes from other stories but it's not in relation to the topic at hand therefore irrelevant.
How many other stories are like this? And they wonder why I don't do newspapers or news on TV. I'm better at making it up myself.
Ixion
11th November 2009, 10:18
See this thread (http://www.kiwibiker.co.nz/forums/showthread.php?t=112311)
MSTRS
11th November 2009, 10:18
oooohhhh fabricated journalism! Makes ya wonder. Agree it's OKish but should you really let something like that slide when you didn't even talk to them? Granted they obviously taken some of your quotes from other stories but it's not in relation to the topic at hand therefore irrelevant.
How many other stories are like this? And they wonder why I don't do newspapers or news on TV. I'm better at making it up myself.
This is exactly what we are up against with journalists. Unless we pay for an ad, we are at the editor's mercy.
Ixion
11th November 2009, 10:19
oooohhhh fabricated journalism! Makes ya wonder. Agree it's OKish but should you really let something like that slide when you didn't even talk to them? Granted they obviously taken some of your quotes from other stories but it's not in relation to the topic at hand therefore irrelevant.
How many other stories are like this? And they wonder why I don't do newspapers or news on TV. I'm better at making it up myself.
No, I did talk to her. Just didn't say that.
slowpoke
11th November 2009, 10:29
Well done fella's, it's one thing to bitch and moan behind the scenes but it's sumthin' else to man up with a journalist in your face. It's a lot easier said than done.
ckai
11th November 2009, 11:37
No, I did talk to her. Just didn't say that.
Oh ok, wouldn't it be a mis-quote then? I thought if they direct quote they have to publish what you actually say. I could just be naive though. :)
Deano
11th November 2009, 12:27
It was Keith McLea (ACC spokeperson) who made the quote about bikers and misinformation.
Sidewinder
11th November 2009, 12:38
so i take it that was you deano?
Deano
11th November 2009, 12:42
so i take it that was you deano?
Yeah.
I'm not in the telephone directory though so you can't send me any hate mail or stalk me :wari:
Sidewinder
11th November 2009, 12:44
Yeah.
I'm not in the telephone directory though so you can't send me any hate mail or stalk me :wari:
oh buger ill have to follow you home from the track then lol
Pedrostt500
11th November 2009, 16:42
You have to keep in mind when dealing with the Media, that what you tell them will be misconstrued, offten deliberatly so they can create a better story. Keep in mind it is adverts that pay for news paper proffits, the truth doesn't come into it.
candor
11th November 2009, 17:24
If its in quote marks it should be verbatim, if it's not they may use artistic licence. Hill is good at writing stories that present and condense conflict, her interviewing style guns to get very adversarial comment. It can be leading. You can ask to see and approve any quotes of yours that are to be used, a better chance they'll say yes to this than to an interview preview.
Insanity_rules
11th November 2009, 23:26
It was Keith McLea (ACC spokeperson) who made the quote about bikers and misinformation.
Misinformation????? wankers!
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