“On the Internet nobody knows you’re a dog,” says a classic New Yorker cartoon. True, perhaps. But we do know who owns you and where your kennel is.
Wikipedia
Harrison and Callista (bleah) have science on their side
Truth and verifiability, as we have learned, are on the fritz. Last week bore revelations that the world’s premier reference source, Wikipedia, is every bit as trustworthy as, say, Judas. No, make that Judas with a blog.
Your Say: Daily Mail readers' feedback: Comments, corrections, clarifications, and c*ckups
Turnbull is the minister for the Environment, not Commerce … the umpire’s decision and Gunns … never fear - the celebrities will save Tasmania … Yuendumu … WorkChoices … AFL drug scandal …
That pulp mill: Questions for Peter Garrett
The shadow environment minister didn’t make his name by keeping mum on matters of national importance. In search of policy detail, Crikey has compiled a series of questions for Peter Garrett on Gunns’ controversial pulp mill. They have been sent to Mr Garrett’s office and we hope to run the answers tomorrow.
Media briefs and TV ratings
Another case of Wiki journalism … 24 out of 26 ratings weeks for Seven … The week ahead … Last night’s TV ratings.
Your Say: Daily Mail readers' feedback: Comments, corrections, clarifications, and c*ckups
Helen Razer on the reliability of Wikipedia … plebiscites, nuclear power and Waltzing Matilda… the nit picking Alexander Downer … getting the electoral blood pumping … Rudd’s hospitals takeover …
Putting the poo bum dicky wee wee into Wikipedia
Kevin Andrews smells strongly of Roquefort cheese and hate. Or, at least, he did until some upright soul thought to reverse my amendments to the Minister’s Wikipedia page, writes Helen Razer.
Tips and rumours
An interesting portrait on Wikipedia. I had a look at the John Howard Wikipedia entry this morning. At the top RH side is a link to a photo, which when clicked linked to this (very graphic, not for the easily offended, you’ve been warned) URL. SBSi are treated with disdain. Further to Matt Campbell vs SBSi tip today […]
Your Say: Daily Mail readers' feedback: Comments, corrections, clarifications, and c*ckups
A new apartheid … Howard’s Aboriginal Emergency … Pasquarelli … Bias-o-meter … Helen Razer and John Laws … get over it, Crikey …







