Minor aspects of good manners

Posted by Henry on June 01, 2003

In Reply to: Minor aspects of good manners posted by Celia on June 01, 2003

: Hi,

: I don't quite understand the bracketed sentence? Could anyone do me a favor?

:
: Advertisement formed a paet of each newcast and in the case of The Camel News Caravan went even further. The newsreader, John Cameron Swayze, sat at a desk to read the news, a packet of Camel cigarettes and an ashtray strtegically placed beside him. Further sponsorship 'distortions' took many forms, as Barnouw elaborates:
: Introuduced at the request of the sponsor,( they were considered minor aspects of good manners rather than news corruption. )

: Thanks.

These references to the sponsor did not corrupt/distort the news. They were considered to be small breaches of good manners (etiquette).

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