MICKEY KAUS: “NBC shouldn’t have shown that video. It seems less like an ‘ethical challenge’ than a no-brainer. Why encourage other potential Cho’s to try for a similar publicity bonanza? This isn’t a Unabomber like case where publicizing a killer’s electronic media kit might help identify him. We already know who did it. . . . NBC’s responsibility seems especially heavy since, as the sole recipient of Cho’s posthumous publicity kit, they had the power to keep it bottled up and deny him the reward he sought, no? That’s not usually the case–i.e., when a killer is still at large or communicates through multiple media outlets.”