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Columbine

A Canadian news network refuses to broadcast a mass shooter’s name

Conflict & Justice

After a shooter in New Brunswick killed three Royal Canadian Mounted Police officers last week, one Canadian TV news outlet made a decision that caught a lot of people’s attention. Sun News Network chose not to broadcast the killer’s name or photo.After a shooter in New Brunswick killed three Royal Canadian Mounted Police officers last week, one Canadian TV news outlet made a decision that caught a lot of people’s attention. Sun News Network chose not to broadcast the killer’s name or photo.

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The World

Word of mouth, word of myth: reporting Fort Hood

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