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inaccurateinaccuratePosted Jan 19, 2004 9:49 UTC (Mon) by minichaz (subscriber, #630)In reply to: inaccurate by vblum Parent article: Linux users face licence cash call (BBC News) "I had a fairly high opinion of BBC's reporting so far." You have obviously not read much of the BBC's technology reporting then because it is terrible. I have no idea who the reporters are but they appear to be a lazy bunch not at all keen on research and they generally just recycle press releases. I've used the feedback option a number of times and they have never bothered to respond or correct factual errors I have informed them of(always very politley and calmly). As a British tax (and TV license) payer I am bitterly dissapointed in the falling journalistic standards of the BBC and am considering contacting my local Minister of Parliament to request that he looks into the matter.
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inaccurate Posted Jan 19, 2004 10:05 UTC (Mon) by ekj (subscriber, #1524) [Link] All reporting is always 100% accurate. -- Except when someone is writing about a field you actually know something about.
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