2013-11-08 20:43:32.434704+01 by Dan Lyke 0 comments
I mentioned wanting to improve journalism with a browser plug-in so that we could get regular reminders that the people being quoted in the national media had lied to us, or were espousing theories which had been completely discredited.
XKCD Substitutions has a similar idea, and there is a Chrome browser plug-in to implement it.
[ related topics: Quotes Journalism and Media Archival ]
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