[RonDog]

"...Some observers exploded in outrage at CNN's complicity in the crimes of Saddam Inc. Still others asked why Jordan chose to make his confession now.
In fact, there are a series of questions that need answering in short order. CNN is, after all, part of a publicly traded company with obligations to its investors.
Jordan's decisions have tainted CNN's reputation, undermining the key asset of a news gathering organization--credibility...

...CNN's credibility may be beyond salvage, but any serious effort at holding itself out as a reliable news source will have to follow full disclosure of key questions, some of which the SEC might also be interested in." - Hugh Hewitt

As Hugh noted earlier, should not CNN deserve AL LEAST as much interest as ENRON?

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[MeekOneGOP]

Their ratings are going down because of their own problems
internally AND because the competition does such a GREAT job !

[flamefront]

Sure, hit them in the pocket.

But what about treason during a war?

[Victoria Delsoul]

Will CNN be appointing a special counsel to conduct an internal review of the handling of this matter? Will Time-Warner's board be appointing such a special counsel?

That would be the appropriate and responsible thing to do, but I pretty much doubt it.

[anniegetyourgun]

CNN claims it 'broke' the Abu Abbas capture news. Since it's likely that they've known his whereabouts for years, their claim makes little sense. Everything they report causes me to now ask - what did they know, and when did they know it.