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@knittingknots2 They are not clashing over the plagiarism story. It's hypocrisy in the service of elites. "Still, Ackerman’s complaints seemed to get the attention of Axel Springer, the German media giant that owns Business Insider. On Sunday, the company released an unusual statement saying it would “review the processes” that led up to the articles’ publication, while acknowledging that the stories were not factually wrong." They are clashing over the motivation to publicize Neri Oxman's plagiarism while apparently not at all concerned about the attacks by her husband, Bill Ackerman, that led to the resignation of Harvard's President, Claudine Gay. washingtonpost.com/style/media

@Gaythia Pretty much. One side is worried about driving away more conservative readers, even if the truth is buried.

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