What strikes me as worrisome is that, at least by the tone of the article, there is no possible doubt in Arrington's mind that the screenshot exists, and that it is EXACTLY what was claimed to him, and he hasn't even seen it.
This is a far better critique of TechCrunch than the "quid pro quo" angle.
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What strikes me as worrisome is that, at least by the tone of the article, there is no possible doubt in Arrington's mind that the screenshot exists, and that it is EXACTLY what was claimed to him, and he hasn't even seen it.
This is a far better critique of TechCrunch than the "quid pro quo" angle.
Yes, it is indeed a better critique. That should have occurred to me.