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hauntertoday at 8:29 AM6 repliesview on HN

I saw the first post about this on /r/flying and /r/aviation 5 hours ago and legacy media is only started reporting it in the last hour or so


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mememememememotoday at 11:09 AM

/r/xyz doesnt need to fact check. Sure those are excellent subs but just being watering holes and not legal entities they can move faster. There were some wrong facts on r/aviation although it got viral so people just ploughed in with whatever news outlet they read it on.

tchallatoday at 8:41 AM

I have seen a lot of first posts on social media which have been wrong

donohoetoday at 11:25 AM

Nope.

CNN, CNBC, NYPost, Guardian all had stories up quickly, or around an hour. There are others too.

UPDATED:

Down-votes happen but disappointing since I'm stating facts. Heres some backup:

The user haunter said media started reporting around ~4 AM EST (based on timestamps).

The accident happened at 11:40 PM EST. Story publish times across a sample of various legacy/mainstream media orgs:

  CNN - 12:47 AM
  NYPost - 12:47 AM
  The Guardian - 12:50 AM
  Associated Press (AP) - 1:31 AM
  Fox News - 1:47 AM
  Newsweek - 2:24 AM
There are others.
chris_money202today at 10:24 AM

Is this a dig on legacy media? Do we expect people to be up all hours of the day reporting the news?

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3842056935870today at 6:09 PM

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whycometoday at 8:39 AM

And so much of the legacy media info is wrong. It’s strange because a lot of the primary sources are public.

This is a good overview so far:

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=8vokLcNNGCM

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