You bring up excellent questions about credibility and reliablity. Unfortunately with this media, we still need to see ourselves clear to what makes or breaks credibility and reliability. I would be interested to read your analysis on methods other than simply having a physical address to go with the cyberspace address.
My thinking:
Some sort of certification scheme administered by a third party, like a certificate demonstrating that a person is authentic.
Testimonial evidence/peer review/reputation - I for one will not link to a blog unless their bona fides have been well established by a fairly lengthy review of their work in the eyes of peers. What known, reliable bloggers think is important as a vouchsafe.
Just some suggestions and food for discussion.
Tim McNabb
fivehundredwords.com
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- Mainstream media bias, nailed to the wall.
- Headlines
- Who is Jason?
- re: Who is Jason?
- Who does he have to be?
- re: Who does he have to be? Identifiable.
- Kind of off the main topic
- BTW...
- Interesting. No outfit name?
- His e-mail address is right there. Write him a letter.
- Jeez, Tom, I have four emails, but only one is traceable.
- re: Jeez, Tom, I have four emails, but only one is traceable.
- re: Jeez, Tom, I have four emails, but only one is traceable.
- Fine. Have it your way. The man is imaginary.
- Jeez, Tom, I have four emails, but only one is traceable.
- His e-mail address is right there. Write him a letter.
- Interesting. No outfit name?
- Neil Boortz
- re: Maybe the Mainstream Media don't want to touch it because they don't know for sure were the lie is...
- As Tim Blair put it...
- ....and then there is this, .........
- Then there's this...
- re: Mainstream media bias, nailed to the wall.
- The infotainment media is fighting for its political life
