Penn slams 'insensitive' reporting

Actor Sean Penn has blasted the US media for "insensitive" reporting, insisting journalists no longer make time to investigate stories thoroughly.

Tue, 06 Jun, 2006 - 11:07

Actor Sean Penn has blasted the US media for "insensitive" reporting, insisting journalists no longer make time to investigate stories thoroughly.

The crusading star recently covered the Iranian elections for the San Francisco Chronicle, submitting a 12,000-word article about the eye-opening experience.

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