BBC and conspiracy on web sites

[Avid]

This article (http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/7613201.stm) has been broadcast this morning!
Fancy that - people moaned about the MMR vaccine, and the LHC!
Intelligence levels? Proof?
The great thing about the web is that we can discuss things the MSM don't. We really do find out the truth that they don't want us to know.
If it weren't for forums such as this one, where would we be? (baaaa baaa):lightsabre:

[Steve_G]

Could be more preparation for Internet 2- who do these people think they are, deciding what websites are good and bad? What's the next step, search engines only returning results with this accreditation mark to "protect" people from "bad" information?

Dodgy...

[Antaletriangle]

CERN had a major influence on the expansion of the net will this also be applicable to the grid when it eventually instates?

[cuppa T]

Sir Tim Berners-Lee's thoughts on the matter:

"The world Wide Web must be controlled to stop malicious rumours and conspiracy theories being passed off as facts states the internet creator."

http://www.dotconnectoruk.blogspot.com/

Full article:

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/connected/main.jhtml?xml=/connected/2008/09/15/dlweb115.xml

It seems that the humble inventor of the internet is a bit miffed with his unruly offspring…

Why do parents always feel the need to curb the independent thoughts off their children? Were they so much wiser when they were young? Did they not have enquiring minds also? Nanny always knows best, now sit on the naughty step until you learn how to behave.

:sad: