The New York Times published a caption this afternoon that read a tad awkwardly. As you can see in the side-by-side screen shots below,
Times editors published a headline that read, "The president stopped into a White House briefing room..." in a pointer positioned in the main section of its Web site's front page and leading to
this story on
The Caucus blog. The use of "stopped" in the caption seemed odd to be sure, but not necessarily wrong. However, confirmation that it was a mistake became apparent fourteen minutes later when
Gray Lady editors changed "stopped" to "stepped" in the copy.
At the same time, as you probably noticed,
Times editors changed the photo of President Obama used on the front page. It's not clear why: Both pictures of the POTUS are actually beautifully shot. Moreover, if you're a regular reader of the blog, you'll realize this is
the second time this year the
Times has had copy issues in this space of its front Web page.
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