> The Post has resolutely revealed such entanglements to readers of news coverage or commentary in the past … since 2013, those of Bezos, who founded Amazon and Blue Origin. Even now, the newspaper's reporters do so as a matter of routine.
What this is saying:
- Previously, WaPo disclosed conflicts of interest.
- They still disclose in their news articles (as opposed to in their editorials).
> So at minimum the article disagrees with itself
No.
> Edit 2: To try and be a little clearer here: the article is trying to (but in my opinion doing a really poor job of) make a distinction between the disclosures that the non-editorial WaPo authors do, and the disclosures that the editorial authors do, with the assertion that the editorial authors are worse at it.
Everyone else seems to understand but you. By the way, "non-editorial WaPo authors" are called reporters or journalists.
What this is saying:
- Previously, WaPo disclosed conflicts of interest.
- They still disclose in their news articles (as opposed to in their editorials).
> So at minimum the article disagrees with itself
No.
> Edit 2: To try and be a little clearer here: the article is trying to (but in my opinion doing a really poor job of) make a distinction between the disclosures that the non-editorial WaPo authors do, and the disclosures that the editorial authors do, with the assertion that the editorial authors are worse at it.
Everyone else seems to understand but you. By the way, "non-editorial WaPo authors" are called reporters or journalists.