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April 11, 2012

BuzzFeed: How "no one" broke the Santorum dropout story

BuzzFeed :: The news that Rick Santorum was suspending his presidential campaign broke today with a tweet from a Bloomberg News reporter who cited a Washington Post story with the scoop. The tweet was retweeted by other Bloomberg reporters and soon everyone was retweeting the Washington Post's scoop.

[Rosie Gray:] The scoop belonged to no one, as a phantom Washington Post story crossed the Bloomberg wire, only to be disavowed by WaPo. True by accident!

Continue to read Rosie Gray, www.buzzfeed.com

April 11, 2012 at 12:24 PM |

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