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Old 04-17-2009, 04:34 PM   #111
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Originally Posted by HarryT View Post
Nate: "The Register", whose article I linked to, are a British Newspaper. They are not allowed, under UK law, to knowingly post false articles. If they did, anyone could complain to the "Press Complaints Commission" (the "watchdog" of the British press), and they could be fined as a result, or sued for libel. I therefore trust the veracity of their articles without having to independently personally verify the truth of what they are saying.
They're a "online tech publication", and as such, I'm less than convinced that they're under the remit of the PCA. I'd think that you'd be unwise to trust that the authors don't have their own agendas, one of which will almost certainly be that a certain amount of controversial material will help boost the page-stats...

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