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« Waving the White Flag | Main | A Plan to Lose » February 18, 2007OopsThe Sunday Tennessean has a pretty good story on the problem of misinformationon Wikipedia: Wary of Wikipedia Posted in Journalism & Media
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I was reading The Tennessean's "Corrections" yesterday or the day before and noticed the paper made a new mistake while correcting an earlier mistake. The Tennessee driving certificates were created in 2004, not 1994 as stated in the "Corrections." Watching the (absence of) pre-dawn throws in my neighborhood recently, I realized I am the only Tennessean subscriber herein. I believe I deserve some kind of award for that. Possibly the Squandered Money Award. I find that the Tennessean carries its fair share of misinformation, perhaps more than its share. Obviously, it's holier than the rest of us. That should be spelled hole-ier, perhaps? Posted by: Tim at February 18, 2007 7:29 PMPost a comment
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