Having been responsible for my fair share of online typos, I’m not sure I should cast aspersions, but this is such a textbook error, if you’ll excuse the pun…
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Wednesday, 30. May 2007
It’s a cracker! (I blame him out of Frasier.) Or is it Frazier?
Wednesday, 30. May 2007
Sad to say, even the Times now has to employ copywriters who went to bog standard comprehensives.
Thursday, 31. May 2007
Love it! I particularly enjoyed the placement of the “Dr. Kawashima’s Brain Training could help” advert at the top of the page – priceless!
Friday, 1. June 2007
Cringe! Are there no editors, proof readers, spell checks???
Monday, 4. June 2007
There’s no room for proof readers, editors and spell checkers in the online journalism world – this is a stack them high, sell them cheap market.
Most places two journalists will just double check each others work and then there will be a revisions editor that will fix anything they spot or someone complains about after publication.