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Breaking News -- Oops

flubHow's this for breaking news? On July 20 the RJ sends an important "Flash" on unemployment. But, when you open the e-mail it talks about "free expression zones" at the Fremont Street Experience.

Hmmm. Do we get a job if we freely express ourselves in downtown Vegas?

This is a classic error the paper never corrects and never shines light on for its print-edition subscribers. But it goes to show that no matter what department we're talking about -- the RJ always finds a way to screw things up.
 

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