Yet inaccurate editing is not mainly a practical or linguistic problem.
Reducing time/space pressures and upgrading language skills should reduce
the amount of inaccuracy over-all. But it will not redress the imbalance in
where the inaccuracies occur. If inaccurate editing were purely a practical or
linguistic matter, all types of news would be affected alike. Yet we have seen
this is not so: inaccuracies are not randomly distributed, but concentrate in
certain categories of news (e.g. about some countries), and distort news in
consistent ways (to make it more newsworthy). This can only result from the
frame or ideology within which the editors are working.