Mail story is Snow confusing

So what's this in Monday's Mail? Channel 4 news anchor Jon Snow is "buried" by ITN's censorship of his ITN "Snowblog"? Monkey's mouth was watering with Richard Kay's lead item in which Snow was quoted from the Hay Festival in Cartagena, Columbia, declaring that three of his first 12 blogs were censored by his employers "because they didn't like what I had to say". In Kay's story, Snow also picked up on a phrase used by fellow panellist, the BBC World News presenter Matt Frei, to suggest that his ITN bosses wanted "completely mundane stuff". But what's this? When Monkey managed to speak to Snow he dismissed the story as "absolute crap", insisting it did not accurately reflect his views, with some quotes in the story ascribed to him when they were said by someone else. (He can't say which ones as he was only told about the piece, he hasn't read it.) "People were talking about blogs and a lot of things were said – it was quite confusing," Snow sniffs. "What the Mail reported doesn't accord with anything I said." Perhaps he'd like to blog on the subject?