We called out two blogs called PPC Geeks and MobileTechWorld for printing an attribution-less trash piece of a rumor about Microsoft’s Windows Phone 7 operating system. Fortunately for them and unfortunately for the world of responsible journalism, it paid off. Continue reading
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The New York Times is running a story about how most new books on Apple’s iPad may not average between $12.99 to $14.99 — that’s the 
Props to the Wall Street Journal on calling Google Buzz (not by name).
We haven’t posted in a week. I guess that means the blogosphere is done with stupid rumors, anonymous sources and inane claims. Job well done, guys! Let’s all go home.-
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