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No, MPR News does not allow politicians to rewrite quotes
Posted at 5:47 PM on July 16, 2012
by Julia Schrenkler
In a recent MinnPost piece, writer David Brauer wondered, Do Minnesota journalists let politicians rewrite quotes? He contacted multiple Minnesota news organizations, including MPR. From his entry,
MPR spokeswoman Christina Schmitt: "We don't allow anyone to retract quotes, edit quotes or review quotes pre-broadcast or pre-publication."
And now you know.
If you're a journalist and you wish to reach MPR, find the media inquiries section of our contact page.
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