- Poynter, Tuesday, December 27, 2011 1:57 PM
"It’s relatively common for a newspaper to be ordered to pay damages as a result of an injurious piece of reporting," writes Craig Silverman. "It’s rare, however, for the nature of
the injuries to be physical."
But La Tercera, a newspaper in Chile, must pay the equivalent of $125,000 to 13 people who said they suffered burns while following a
flawed recipe for churros ("a popular Latin American snack of dough fried in hot oil," according to the AP) printed in the paper.
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