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There is a million dollar tudor home on that lot that they list as lowest price active listing. I'm not sure where they get $419,900 as an active listing for this property. Read more
"Police found the victim at the intersection of 16th Street and Mozart Place after receiving a call at about 9:15 p.m., according to Hugh Carew, a police spokesman." There is no intersection of 16th Street and Mozart Place. They are parallel (though near each other) and do not intersect. Read more
Diaspora, an open-source project to create a federated system for social networking, raised just over $200,000 through Kickstarter, a crowdfunding platform. Rosen stated the project raised $20,000. Read more
A statistic regarding the black population of California apparently was changed in this story without any notification to readers. The version of the story that I read online on Monday contained this sentence: Blacks make up only 6 percent of the population in California, but unlike two... Read more
Bloomberg’s poll (PDF), which the story was based on, asked the following (bottom of page five): “Do you think the spill proves off-shore drilling is just too dangerous and should be banned in U.S. waters, or was this a freak accident and offshore drilling can be made safer and... Read more
Why didn't this story identify the two people with whom the reporter spoke at the scene of the protest? Here's the segment in question: Protesters in San Francisco were separated by metal barricades and lines of police. It was a loud, but peaceful demonstration. "I’m outraged about... Read more
The article says: “Hotplate,” SFJazz’s monthly concert series at the Amnesia Lounge, a hip Mission club, asks local artists and groups like Joe Bagale, Wil Blades and Le Jazz Hot to reinterpret the work of jazz greats, including Sun Ra, Jimmy Smith and Django Reinhardt. The... Read more
In an article this morning about the upcoming movie Transformers 3, IO9 repurposed photos and video that I shot without giving me proper credit. The photos, originally posted on my Flickr account and personal blog, are clearly marked with a Creative Commons license that requires attribution. ... Read more
The story's error paints Steven Maviglio as alarmist: "Maviglio said the goal is unrealistic, as the state has only hit the proposed target (for lifting the suspension) three times in the past decade." But in other stories, he's been reported as saying three times in the last *3*... Read more
Lance Williams refers to the the "now-defunct" Berkeley Daily Planet, which is still online and can be found by typing in the same URL which produced the chicken manure story he references in his post. The writer was not an "op-ed" writer but our paid and appreciated occasional freelance... Read more
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