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So the question is:

If Wired caught this guy faking news only after they put checks in balances in place due to a previous problem with fake sources, how many other news outlets have the same problem, and we're not aware of it?

This entry was posted by Kevin Creighton, on 8.11.2006. You can leave your response.

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