Responding to digital and printed cartoons is now virtually instant as shown by this tweet on a plane by Peter brookes , The Times.
Colleague Peter morten morland (member PCO ) had a rapid response below
Mini-outrage hilariously ridiculous on the caricature of Peter in The Times today. Twitter seem to think or heads are telling what draw...
It is the standard response of editorial cartoonists to comments like this
View Hello @ cathelliott @ KathViner It. You can not share. Crime tends to be in the eye of the beholder. End of. Surely? Rgds, MB
Or complete silence, but when the dispute crosses oceans in seconds to other influential commentators…
This interaction between the view, response, and the crime rate raises, of Bloghorn see a challenge and an opportunity for those responsible for drawings. Do you think cartoonists should be in the era of social media?Responses of welcome in the comments.
Last update: 2 pm
To ppl hint at Murdoch wishes are behind this caricature - grow. It is only a little of fleet St tribalism, although it is true that bad
Another internet response
Updated: Wednesday, July 27, : The Guardian reports on a letter from seven UK academics, complaining about the publication of this cartoon. Read the story here and please comment below if you want to.
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