Tag Archives: Guardian

Can Publishing Be a Form of Fact-Checking?

Posted on 9 August 2011 by Robert

For citizen bloggers, publishing a claim online carries the implicit (and often explicit) request – “please help me verify”. Continue reading →

Posted in Internet Philosophy, Media | Tagged blogging, david allen green, Guardian, jack of kent, libel, Libel Reform, Reynolds Defence | 1 Comment

Linklog for 12th May to 16th May

Posted on 17 May 2008 by Robert

My del.icio.us links: 12th May to 16th May My gateway to infinity – Clive James again: "It can talk about value, saying not just “This is what I have done” but “This is what others have done, and I find … Continue reading →

Posted in Linklog | Tagged art, authors, Barenboim, blog, design, election, Guardian, History, Internet Philosophy, Israel, Journalism, Literature, logo, Multiculturalism, Music, obama, palestine, poetry, Politics, Religion, society, typography, USA, web2.0, Writing | Leave a comment

Tag Archives: Guardian

Can Publishing Be a Form of Fact-Checking?

Linklog for 12th May to 16th May

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