Times Online: Even a child isn’t spared by the nameless internet poisoners
Sunday, 15 February 2009, 23:05 via Delicious/martinstabe
Sunday Times columnist India Knight picks up Martin Belam's post about the difficulty of complaining to the PCC view to ponder the nastiness of anonymous commenters on newspaper sites. Bonus item: "I wrote sniffily about Twitter a few weeks ago, saying it was needy and megalomaniacal and plain weird for any sane person to spend the day posting random thoughts onto a public site. I’d like to eat my words. I was completely wrong: Twitter is amazing." Read More...
Entry Filed under: Ethics, Newspapers, Twitter, anonymity, comments, daily_mail, del.icio.us Links, links, moderation, pcc
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