As a general policy I just ignore Gawker and definately prefer not to link to it. But in a report that Bristol Palin and Levi Johnston have recently split-up, they make an excellent point:
The New York Times also thinks this is a big story: the buttoned-down newspaper is carrying the Palin-Johnston breakup news on its website, via Reuters, via an anonymously-sourced article in People. Not that we object, but isn’t this the same paper that ignored an anonymously-sourced story about John Edwards — an actual politician, as opposed to the teenaged daughter of one — having an affair and love child, and that raised questions about People’s ethics? Just asking!
via Family Matters: Bristol Palin Breakup Confirmed, Investigated.
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