montrose
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In those days, monitors were thick, and the web didn't exist. Now that monitors are thinner and computers have become many people's de facto TVs, there would be less advantage in doing this.
"We're feeding it to the public in bite-sized chunks."
from a non-paywalled article
https://www.smh.com.au/world/north-america/dozens-heard-amel...
makes it clear that this story is part of a carefully managed PR campaign. Not that that makes it false. But it means we should treat it with extra skepticism.