The MSM coverage of Tattle has been pretty one sided. Even when the ruling went against the Tattle couple, the BBC rather than leading with how sensationally poorly the case had been handled placed the detail towards the end of the article.
Neil and Donna Sands secured the payout in a defamation and harassment case over abusive comments posted on the website.
www.bbc.co.uk
Most people only skim headlines and the first few paragraphs, so it's easy to miss that context.
As for GK Barry, I'm genuinely curious as to what experience does she have in credible investigative journalism? I'm not sure why she would be the right person to provide a balanced perspective. Happy to be corrected…
SB has spoken to a journalist he must consider credible and has shared a timeline supported by documented facts. If he isn't included in the documentary, perhaps the script had already been written before his input was sought.