Paper Monitor
11:42 UK time, Wednesday, 9 December 2009
A service highlight the riches of the daily press.
So how high does Richard Branson's edge-of-space craft, launched in a marketing if not a literal sense, on Tuesday, actually go?
- the Independent
- Daily Mirror
In the erudite press, coverage of Branson's VSS Enterprise, as the craft is called, is dwarfed by what's been happening at the Copenhagen climate conference.
But the Daily Express might have been better using an image of the rocket-powered Enterprise than the it has teamed with its Copenhagen coverage.
Of course, the Ö÷²¥´óÐã needs to declare an interest here - a couple of months ago the Ö÷²¥´óÐã Trust upheld a complaint about Panorama in which it had paired commentary about CO2 emissions with images of cooling towers.
While images of those huge conical towers seemingly spewing out smoke appear to make a powerful eco statement, the truth is that isn't smoke billowing out the top, but water vapour.
Clearly a case of where there's mist there's no fire.
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