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Phew

By on 1.11.06 @ 8:30AM

Imagine my relief when I read in this morning's NY Times Corrections column:

An article yesterday about the awards ceremony for the sex-films industry included erroneous information from AVN Publications, the program organizer, on the name of one award-winning film by Vivid Entertainment. It is "The New Devil in Miss Jones," not "The Devil in Miss Jones."

The Times should be more cognizant of the stress and argumentation such careless errors can cause among people of good will.

About the Author

Paul Beston is associate editor of the Manhattan Institute's City Journal.

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