The Globe’s Ivor Tossell ‘murders’ Tim Russert and writes on the thrill of being the first one to edit a Wikipedia page – in this case, being the first to update the Meet the Press page with the news of Russert’s death. Best part: “[Wikipedia] is not so much an encyclopedia as a registry of [...]
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Wax Scrawls: Murder, Train Wrecks and Swimming Snakes
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