Jezebel restored more than 100 articles to its website following a Washington Post report Wednesday that found the women-focused website — a longtime staple of the feminist internet — had deleted the stories, many of which featured racy headlines.
Jezebel restored more than 100 articles to its website following a Washington Post report Wednesday that found the women-focused website — a longtime staple of the feminist internet — had deleted the stories, many of which featured racy headlines.
The removals dismayed former staffers whose work disappeared from Jezebel’s website. Journalism ethics experts also told The Post that removing published articles was not standard practice for an outlet, especially when it did not publicly explain the decision to readers.
Comments
No comments on this item Please log in to comment by clicking here