The Upshot – Gawker was convicted Thursday in the court of Twitter opinion. The charges: misogyny and reckless link-baiting. “Today, we are all Christine O’Donnell,” wrote Salon’s Justin Elliott. He was one of several journalists and bloggers to criticize Gawker for posting an anonymous account by a Philadelphia man claiming to have gone home with Delaware Senate candidate [...]
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