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Breaking Story So New Reporter Literally Has No Information

Dennis G. Jerz / 27 Jun 2012

Great satire from The Onion.

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Breaking Story So New Reporter Literally Has No Information

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27 Jun 2012 in Amusing, Business, Culture, Ethics, Journalism, Media, Rhetoric.

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