The Internet could represent a flourishing of democracy. Instead it amplifies hate. The brutality of public debate on the Internet is due to one fact above all -- the option of anonymity Full Story »
Posted by Barry Grossheim - via Fair Spin (Right), Robert Michael Murray, Markos Moulitsas, Opinion Source
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Author compares the use of radio by the Nazis and the use of the internet by the right wing to spread hatred. He also explores why the internet is ... More »
Whatever the method, no reputable institution should allow its publishing capacity, in print or online, to be used as the equivalent of the wall of a public bathroom stall. More »
This is more of an opinion peice. Although i see his point, the beginning of this peice did not intrigue me to continue reading. There are only two small paragraphs specifically talking about the internet; the rest have to do with the Neo-Nazi's. I dont think this qualifies as quality journalism. The writer should have gone in depth a little bit more.
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