What is News?

This is not about Ukraine, it is a story about how news is produced, and how that product is consumed by the media:

I saw this report five days ago and didn't repost it here because it wasn't clear what the video footage actually was:

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But today, I found this, posted on YouTube by AP 17 hours earlier:

See the AP metadata, which indicates that AP had this available on January 23rd and presumably that is where WION got it from:

Military vehicles seen in rebel-controlled Donetsk

Story No.: 4367367

Restrictions:

Duration:00:00:40:10

Source: ASSOCIATED PRESS

Dateline: 22-23 February 2022

Date: 23/02/2022 10:18 AM

Outside Donetsk (rebel-controlled side) - 22 February 2022

++NIGHT TIME++

1. STILL shows military truck driving down street

2. STILL shows armoured vehicle rolling down street

3. STILL shows military trucks moving down street

4. STILL shows armoured vehicle rolling down street

ASSOCIATED PRESS

Donetsk (rebel-controlled side) - 23 February 2022

5. Various of unmarked military vehicles on road

++JUMP CUTS++

Military vehicles were seen in the streets of rebel-controlled Donetsk, as the standoff between Russia and the West over Ukraine continued.

The vehicles carried no insignia and it wasn't possible to determine how long they had been in the separatist-held territory.

There was no way to confirm whether they belonged to the Russian army, or whether they were the same unmarked military vehicles that have been seen in the streets since Russian-backed rebels took control in 2014.

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