Monthly Archives: February 2012

Changing one word can matter

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For the Daily Mail Sorry really seems to be the hardest word

Tweet The Daily Mail today published a correction to an article published on 12 December 2011: AN ARTICLE on 12 December 2011 suggested that Ned RocknRoll was still married to his wife Eliza when he met Kate Winslet. In fact, the marriage had already ended in divorce. We apologise for any contrary impression given. The [...]

‘Could Spider-Man become a reality?’ asks Mail Online

Tweet For some reason the Mail Online editor has filed this article under ‘Science’: ‘Could Spider-Man become a reality? Bizarre white cobweb found on nuclear waste that could have come from a ‘mutant’ spider’. The article – remember Dacre today telling the Leveson inquiry that the Mail employs some of the finest journalists around – [...]

The New Journalist

Tweet Just a short message to let you all know that I’m not sure how much longer this blog will be continued. As you know I have started The New Journalist and it is taking up quite a lot of my time and I’m not sure whether I should post new content to that site [...]

Met Office responds to Mail on Sunday article

Tweet Following on from my last blog post about David Rose from the Mail on Sunday telling us to forget about global warming I will provide the full statement from the Met Office that was given to Rose before the article was published (he just chose to ignore it): A spokesman for the Met Office [...]

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