CNN Official Interview: Arianna Huffington and AOL's Tim Armstrong talk about recent merger

Arianna Huffington and AOL's Tim Armstrong say the merger will be regarded as successful by year's end.

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[TheOkham]

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[TheOkham]

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[harvardjrnl]

@md991free Being in my profession, I always triple check or quadruple check. Wikipedia is never a source of first information. That and Huffington Post.

[md991free]

@harvardjrnl This is why you should double check your research at your local library, universities and foreign press.

With the access of the internet there is no exercise for not doubling checking information. I always do.

[harvardjrnl]

@md991free That's not the point. The point is Wikipedia will post unauthenticated information which constitutes it as unreliable...ala huffington post, msnbc, Chris Matthews, you get the point?

[md991free]

@harvardjrnl If he did, he just need to contact them and provide the necessary documents/citations and they will correct it.

I have used Wikipedia many times while doing research, along with library and other sources.

[harvardjrnl]

@md991free Some people disagree that Wikipedia is not a reputable source also. My good friend is a professional athlete and just found several inconsistencies on Wikipedia about him. Hmmmm. So, one can have the opinion to choose a reputable source or not which makes your statement correct.

[md991free]

@harvardjrnl I disagree, but we are both lucky to live in a free country where everyone is entitled to their opinions.

_Best

[harvardjrnl]

@md991free Lame

[md991free]

@harvardjrnl Why Wikipedia? Did your bf gives you an explanation?