Wednesday, August 24, 2005
Blogging: My policy on anonymous e-mails
I am receving anonymous web-based e-mail to this blog. The first one that I received that sounded legitimate was about CTV Newsnet going live, the second tipped to me that the managers were monitoring the lockout blogs. A couple of others were clearly not reliable and one was probably spam although it had CBC in the subject line.
Today I was able to confirm that the managers inside the Toronto Broadcast Centre are following the various blogs both by locked out CMG members and others, as I mentioned in an earlier post. That e-mail also gave me a chance at a chuckle.
If I receive and post an anonymous e-mail I will identify it as such in any blog post.
If I post stories, it means that I have been able to confirm the e-mail from at least two sources in addition to the anonymous e-mail.
6:13 PM posted by Robin Rowland
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I am receving anonymous web-based e-mail to this blog. The first one that I received that sounded legitimate was about CTV Newsnet going live, the second tipped to me that the managers were monitoring the lockout blogs. A couple of others were clearly not reliable and one was probably spam although it had CBC in the subject line.
Today I was able to confirm that the managers inside the Toronto Broadcast Centre are following the various blogs both by locked out CMG members and others, as I mentioned in an earlier post. That e-mail also gave me a chance at a chuckle.
If I receive and post an anonymous e-mail I will identify it as such in any blog post.
If I post stories, it means that I have been able to confirm the e-mail from at least two sources in addition to the anonymous e-mail.
6:13 PM posted by Robin Rowland
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