DPD Apologizes about Tweet

[KevDen2005]

Kyle Clark and 9 news got their little feelers hurt when DPD said they have more accurate news reporting.

Kyle Clark is concerned about a free press and worried the government is trying to steer people away. LOL.

http://www.9news.com/news/local/next...urce/498701321

[kidicarus13]

I think it's safe to say that 9NEWS and DPD both have their own agendas. Which one is more accurate is open for debate.

[KevDen2005]

I think it's safe to say that 9NEWS and DPD both have their own agendas. Which one is more accurate is open for debate.

Kyle Clark has gotten his feelings hurt so many times on TV it's hilarious. But what I do find funny as that police agencies try to tweet or hand out the most accurate information that they have in part for fear of backlash which they will receive no matter what. The news organizations can be completely off or be blatant with their agenda and everyone just shrugs it off like no big deal.

[ben4372]

I really like Kyle Clark and the Next show. I think this is a case of looking for a story. I'm sure the person who tweeted that was just a regular person who posted a regular thought. They had no idea that it was going to be hit with the modern microscope of scrutiny. Sad when even a casual tweet has such weight. Sign of the times I guess.

[KevDen2005]

I really like Kyle Clark and the Next show. I think this is a case of looking for a story. I'm sure the person who tweeted that was just a regular person who posted a regular thought. They had no idea that it was going to be hit with the modern microscope of scrutiny. Sad when even a casual tweet has such weight. Sign of the times I guess.

Really? I find that dude so irritating.

But I agree. No one can have a little fun anymore or make casual sarcasm without everyone getting so upset.

[Irving]

When I click on a link to read an article and there is a pop-up, or a video starts, I close the page.

[KevDen2005]

When I click on a link to read an article and there is a pop-up, or a video starts, I close the page.

Their pop ups and ads are worse than ever

[Ah Pook]

Who?

[buffalobo]

When I click on a link to read an article and there is a pop-up, or a video starts, I close the page.

+1

Kyle Clark has always been a candy ass snowflake bitch.

If you're unarmed, you are a victim

[Ronin13]

DPD is just following Trump's lead- Don't rely on the "news" to report stuff (and kudos to them making a jab at the pop-ups), go directly to the people. Your message tends to be less watered down and presented without bias.