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CBC Adjusts Language Policy Regarding 9/11 Attacks
The Canadian Broadcasting Corporation announced a change in its language policy regarding the September 11 attacks, previously instructing staff not to refer to them as 'terrorist attacks.' The memo, released ahead of the 25th anniversary of the attacks, clarified that direct attribution is not required when describing the events as terrorism. The change aims to enhance clarity and public understanding following a controversy over the leaked internal guidance.
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The Canadian Broadcasting Corporation announced a change in its language policy regarding the September 11 attacks, previously instructing staff not to refer to them as 'terrorist attacks.' The memo, released ahead of the 25th anniversary of the attacks, clarified that direct attribution is not required when describing the events as terrorism. The change aims to enhance clarity and public understanding following a controversy over the leaked internal guidance.
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