Reactions Split Over Proposed National Press Council
New York AP report shows media groups divided over a 15 member national press council to monitor fairness and accuracy. Critics warn of censorship while backers say it could boost credibility though it lacks enforcement power.
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Angeles Times and Washington Post News Service quote editors noting openness to legitimate questions about news reports. Boccardi of AP says AP will answer questions but not participate in the council. Stevenson of UPI says they will continue to address complaints globally and promptly.
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