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Posted By tdrapeau 6 months ago in News

Can a system that has trouble keeping up with ever-increasing demand for its services be considered a reliable source of information when a true crisis emerges? After an editor banished a budding argument between CNET News' Tom Krazit and Declan McCullagh from a company-wide mailing list, we decided to let them fight it out here.

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    tdrapeau6 months ago

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    Found via Mathew Ingram's twitter feed:

    https://twitter.com/mathewi/statuses/2388125086

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      gamahuche6 months ago

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      Historically speaking there have always been certain events which crashed the most popular media of the day.
      Perhaps TV channels don't black out through overuse these days but it seems to me that probably they used to.
      However I can't speak with authority; I've never owned a TV.

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