Nov. 29, 2016
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Scott Whitlock
[See NewsBusters for more.] ABC’s Nightline, a program that has covered such non-stories as “bootleg butt injections” and “cat poo coffee,” actually complained about “fake news” websites. Co-anchor Juju Chang on Monday huffed that “established media outlets are built on accuracy” as she wondered if scam websites resulted in Hillary Clinton losing. After reading headlines from fake news sites, the show then featured a graphic including CNN, the New York Times and ABC. The journalist bragged, “While established media outlets are brands built on accuracy, rogue websites, some masquerading as legitimate, are reporting misinformation and it's spreading like wild fire online.”
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