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  black doom | January 26, 2008
  Reasonably fair play on her part.
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  Play ISDF | January 26, 2008
  Well it's nice that she admits she was wrong. I just wonder if she realized she was wrong because of all the backlash from the gaming community.
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    Bri | January 26, 2008
    Getting your book trashed is a fairly good motive. Authors of negatively-rated books usually don't do well in other areas, if they're discredited in print, they're discredited on tv, in film, whatever else. Media is actually very connected.
    
    But yes, good to see she's at least tried to fix the problem.
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  the new era | January 27, 2008
  About time, glad someone was the man... er, girl
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  Donnelly | January 27, 2008
  Hell isn't frozen over yet, but an air conditioner has definitely been installed.
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  SUPREM_KITE | January 27, 2008
  now she just needs to get on the news and apologize so the world doesn't have one more thing to hold against us gamers.
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  the new era | January 27, 2008
  Actually, a worldwide apology could take it to far...
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  Gothic Girl | January 27, 2008
  Good on her for admitting she was wrong, at least. Not many people actually bother to do that, especially admitting they're wrong to gamers. Not many "game bashers" take gamers seriously enough to do that.
  
  Now if only she could get back on Fox and set the record straight on TV in front of all the people who watch her.
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  L0Kl | January 27, 2008
  If you read her actual statement, she does not apologize. Rather she shifts the blame to the person who prepped her. I checked a variety of sources, including the original NYT story and never in any of the articles do I see the words "I'm sorry".
  
  As far as I can tell, this is simply a bs pr combover in an attempt to distract people from the fact that she has not apologized.
  
  It is because of people like her that my children are not allowed in some people's homes because they hear that video games are all bad and since I work in the game industry I must be one of the amoral types who want kids to play the "hot coffee" patch of GTA SA.
  
  I won't be satisfied until she spends at least one day with people in the game industry on her radio show, which is on M-F 7p-10p and can be reached at 877-6-cooper
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    Storm | January 27, 2008
    Right on the money there, L0KI. She seems to just want people to get off her back, mainly gamers. Still, I agree with GG, Lawrence should bring this up on TV to make an even bigger step forward, and actually apologize. At least she admits she was wrong, though.
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  TheBradman1andOnly | January 27, 2008
  Fair play, takes guts to come out and say that you were wrong.
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  slumpy monkey | January 27, 2008
  Shes still a whore in my eyes
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  Zero and X | January 27, 2008
  Thats great! Iam glad she realized she didnt know what she was talking about, and apologized for it.
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  m xdogz | January 28, 2008
  About time she apologized !!!
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  Ares81883 | January 28, 2008
  Until people learn to take responsibility for their damn children, people will always be screaming "Think of the children when you make your games!" Please that is why there are ratings, if parents can't purchase the appropriate games for their kids that is their problem not the video game producers problem.