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Yesterday, a reader queried a wire story we published; to check the facts I spent an hour researching Hitler’s birthplace online. Fully expecting neo-Nazi ads on Facebook and a visit from the boys in blue. #frictionlesssharing #telldaveeverything

Posted on April 3, 2012 by KatyStoddard | Tagged #telldaveeverything, frictionless sharing, online, web, work | Leave a reply

KatyStoddard

30-something media librarian at the Guardian & Observer, embarking on a Chartership portfolio - this is where I'll document any library-related happenings in my life

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