Do we need a blacklist for sports blogs that make up fake rumors?
Dallas Mavericks owner wants ESPN to start black-listing blogs that are based entirely on made-up rumors.
"Bloggers, sports websites and even the print media have gotten so desperate they seem to have come to the conclusion that fabricated stories, passed off as rumors, are a better way to drive traffic and create awareness of a website or blog than actual reporting."
Wow. Thank god this kind of thing doesn't happen in hockey!
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Hilarious
I am all about this ban.
Pension Plan Puppets: A Toronto Maple Leafs blog and a group therapy session.
Care to revise your statement given recent events?
Down Goes Brown - Unapologetically nostalgic for the past. Brutally realistic about the present. Grudgingly optimistic about the future.
by Down Goes Brown on Jun 22, 2009 5:41 PM EDT up reply actions
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