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2nd Half Thread: Bills vs. Dolphins at 1 PM ET on CBS
Buddy Hix replied to 26CornerBlitz's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
EJ Manuel, version 2.0 -
1st Half Thread: Bills vs. Dolphins at 1 PM ET on CBS
Buddy Hix replied to 26CornerBlitz's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
Just another example of why McD will never be a successful head coach, he is not intelligent enough to out coach other teams. -
1st Half Thread: Bills vs. Dolphins at 1 PM ET on CBS
Buddy Hix replied to 26CornerBlitz's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
OMG, McD is a moron -
1st Half Thread: Bills vs. Dolphins at 1 PM ET on CBS
Buddy Hix replied to 26CornerBlitz's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
McD is such a ***** game manager... -
1st Half Thread: Bills vs. Dolphins at 1 PM ET on CBS
Buddy Hix replied to 26CornerBlitz's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
Our weekly ST ***** up....yet Crossman survives. -
1st Half Thread: Bills vs. Dolphins at 1 PM ET on CBS
Buddy Hix replied to 26CornerBlitz's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
1 for 10 in his career for challenges...what a joke -
1st Half Thread: Bills vs. Dolphins at 1 PM ET on CBS
Buddy Hix replied to 26CornerBlitz's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
McD needs to fix his review process. -
Since BBMB Shut Down - Do you Go To buffalobills.com?
Buddy Hix replied to Irv's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
Never -
2nd half thread, Jags at Bills 1 pm on CBS
Buddy Hix replied to 26CornerBlitz's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
Maybe get fired up before giving up a 14 point lead... -
2nd half thread, Jags at Bills 1 pm on CBS
Buddy Hix replied to 26CornerBlitz's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
Thank god this game didn’t turn on that penalty. Allen has looked good today. Can he keep it up? -
2nd half thread, Jags at Bills 1 pm on CBS
Buddy Hix replied to 26CornerBlitz's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
How many times has ST ***** the bed in key situations or st key times? -
I read what tech expert Jonathan Albright said about the shared video. It was either edited, altered from compression or altered from conversion. No verdict is reached. But I would expect a reasonable person to look at where the alterations occur (only during Acosta’s chop) and the source (Infowars), and then consider why the WH shared that particular version. I think most would conclude that disinformation was the objective
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I think Acosta was wrong to touch the woman. I also think the woman was wrong to try and grab the mic from Acosta. But that is inconsequential to me. When I see the WH sharing altered videos, with what I believe is the intent to mislead the public, I get concerned. What are your feelings on why the WH shared that specific video and are now doubling down that it wasn't altered?
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So you don't want to address this quote from the Times article I included? Side-by-side comparisons support claims from fact-checkers and experts such as Jonathan Albright, research director of the Tow Center for Digital Journalism at Columbia University, who argued that crucial parts of the video appear to have been altered so as to distort the action. A frame-by-frame breakdown by Storyful, a social-media intelligence firm that verifies media content, found that the edited video included repeated frames that did not appear in the original footage. The repeated frames were shown only at the moment of contact and made Acosta’s arm movement look more exaggerated, said Shane Raymond, a journalist at Storyful. Which is the crux of the argument I was making.
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I was wrong to say added frames, the frames appear to be repeated. https://www.washingtonpost.com/technology/2018/11/08/white-house-shares-doctored-video-support-punishment-journalist-jim-acosta/?utm_term=.d01f9b675e0c Side-by-side comparisons support claims from fact-checkers and experts such as Jonathan Albright, research director of the Tow Center for Digital Journalism at Columbia University, who argued that crucial parts of the video appear to have been altered so as to distort the action A frame-by-frame breakdown by Storyful, a social-media intelligence firm that verifies media content, found that the edited video included repeated frames that did not appear in the original footage. The repeated frames were shown only at the moment of contact and made Acosta’s arm movement look more exaggerated, said Shane Raymond, a journalist at Storyful. Can you admit the video was altered?
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Tell half the story...it suits you. The video was posted using interlaced frames, rather than C-SPAN’s progressive frames, so cannot be made to match up exactly with the original footage. However, when compared side-by-side, there is a clear moment (Frames 13, 14, 15 in our first clip, where the C-SPAN version is on the left) when the Sanders video halts and the C-SPAN footage does not. The two clips, which were roughly in sync before that moment, are out of sync thereafter.