The Santa Cruz Sentinel newspaper in California printed the wrong edition of The Wall Street Journal Sunday in its weekend paper, according to a short note from its editor in Wednesday’s paper.
“I apologize for the mistakes. A number of callers have asked whether the errors resulted because the Sentinel is now printed in San Jose. The answer is no. The mistakes were a result of human error. Our editorial team has taken steps to ensure that such repeats will not happen again.”
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Oops! Sounds as if someone or several someones lost their job over this mistake. That had to be an "oh s^#t" moment for the entire Sentinel. :grin:
@ Louisville Real Estate
Isn't too harsh to fire them for one mistake -after all -humans are bound to do a mistake or two?:lol:
But yes - it was a major mistake that could create a question mark on the editorial credibility of Tim Honing and his team.
Ahh.. S%$^ happens... :p ..
This hasn"t happened for the first time, nor it is the last time its gonna happen.
Agreed Mr. Rush.
I think these type of mistakes are not only limited to the press only but everywhere. :D