Month: April 2008
22 posts
Response for Chris Faille
From: Christopher Faille [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Saturday, April 19, 2008 3:06 PM To: XXX Subject: an e-mail from Byrne…
The many fish tales of Wikipedia's Jimbo Wales
Over the past month, dozens of volunteers have joined together to assemble a staggering amount of evidence backing up one of the central claims of deepcapture.com: that former financial journalist Gary Weiss is possibly the most profoundly conflicted Wikipedia editor in the history of that website.
Wikipedia: it pays to have friends in high places
We like to think that based on the strength of some of the research on this site, a…
Finding the laugh in a Wikipedia slaughter
Nobody aspires to have “enemies.” I suspect, even the super-villainous would probably prefer to go about their villainy…
Finding the laugh in a Wikipedia slaughter
Nobody aspires to have “enemies.” I suspect, even the super-villainous would probably prefer to go about their villainy…
Gary Weiss and his trail of Wikipedia deception
Gary Weiss is quite actively engaged in deception on other people's blogs, in addition to his own.
DTCC caught covering-up
There has been much speculation as to the root of Gary Weiss’s abiding interest in the personalities voicing their objections to the practice of illegal naked short securities trading.
In February of 2007, some felt that question was answered in the form of a minor yet tremendously significant incident from which it could be fairly deduced that Weiss was, on the morning of January 19, 2007, using a computer on the network of the Depository Trust and Clearing Corporation (DTCC).
Gary Weiss, Amazon.com sockpuppet (revisited)
At some point on December 4, 2006, the number of reviews of Gary Weiss‘s book Wall Street Versus…
Gary Weiss: the root of his problem (Part III)
Preface and editor’s note: AntiSocialMedia.net has issues with Gary Weiss, not his wife. As is happens, one of…
Gary Weiss: the root of his problem (Part II)
Let’s start by re-stating three key facts as established in Part One. In June of 1995, Gary Weiss…