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Investigative Strike Teams
- ph0rque 17y agoGreat post Aaron, now let's see it happen! You have the connections/resources, why not you?
- FraaJad 17y agoI think he is already doing that with : http://www.watchdog.net/ http://www.watchdog.net/ http://www.stopfakereform.com/ http://www.stopfakereform.com/ and http://change-congress.org/ http://change-congress.org/
- acgourley 17y agoHe's playing the role of the technical guy, and to some extent, the blogger, in those roles. He's certainly not assembling all the other pieces of the puzzle in any of them.
- kurtosis 17y agoI like this idea except for the part about investigative teams being more activist. I think that having a political agenda, even a completely overt one, undermines the credibility of such a team.
- apu 17y agoExcept that everyone who spends a large portion of their time/effort on some issue will inevitably end up having a bias towards one side or the other, and so it's better to have it out in the open rather than falsely claim objectivity.
- ambition 17y agoAll this needs is a revenue model that can make these teams self-sufficient.
- acgourley 17y agoThat is certainly the biggest hole in his idea, so far.