http://antisocialmedia.net/final-word-on-weiss/ Exposing user-generated discontent. Wed, 03 Feb 2010 00:18:18 -0700 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.6 hourly 1 http://antisocialmedia.net/final-word-on-weiss/comment-page-1/#comment-31557 Gary Weiss, Amazon.com sockpuppet | Deep Capture Thu, 17 Apr 2008 00:09:47 +0000 http://antisocialmedia.net/?p=35#comment-31557 [...] conclusion of his month long Wikipedia absence, one of Gary Weiss’s first edits was the following, made to the Wikipedia article on former [...] [...] conclusion of his month long Wikipedia absence, one of Gary Weiss’s first edits was the following, made to the Wikipedia article on former [...]

]]> http://antisocialmedia.net/final-word-on-weiss/comment-page-1/#comment-28366 Gary Weiss, Psychopath & Scaramouche | Deep Capture Mon, 25 Feb 2008 00:25:23 +0000 http://antisocialmedia.net/?p=35#comment-28366 [...] Judd posted evidence that Gary was manipulating Wikipedia under the name “Mantanmoreland” (and later, [...] [...] Judd posted evidence that Gary was manipulating Wikipedia under the name “Mantanmoreland” (and later, [...]

]]> http://antisocialmedia.net/final-word-on-weiss/comment-page-1/#comment-27875 Wikipedia Review: Opinions and Editorials » Blog Archive » What Wordbomb Wants Fri, 15 Feb 2008 12:54:47 +0000 http://antisocialmedia.net/?p=35#comment-27875 [...] aiming to expose the administrators responsible. Using the moniker “Wordbomb”, Bagley presented evidence suggesting that not only was Gary Weiss editing Wikipedia using the name [...] [...] aiming to expose the administrators responsible. Using the moniker “Wordbomb”, Bagley presented evidence suggesting that not only was Gary Weiss editing Wikipedia using the name [...]

]]> http://antisocialmedia.net/final-word-on-weiss/comment-page-1/#comment-65 AntiSocialMedia.net » Blog Archive » Gary Weiss, viewed and re-viewed Sat, 25 Nov 2006 21:56:44 +0000 http://antisocialmedia.net/?p=35#comment-65 [...] Upon conclusion of his month long Wikipedia absence, one of Gary Weiss’s first edits was the following, made to the Wikipedia article on former SEC Chair Arthur Levitt, where he noted: During Levitt’s tenure at the SEC, he was widely viewed as a pro-investor advocate and received favorable press coverage. However, more recently has come under criticism for failing to act against 1990s bull market abuses. Critics include former Wall Street Journal reporter Charles Gasparino, author of Blood on the Street, and Gary Weiss, who harshly criticizes Levitt in his 2006 book Wall Street Versus America. (Mantanmoreland) [...] [...] Upon conclusion of his month long Wikipedia absence, one of Gary Weiss’s first edits was the following, made to the Wikipedia article on former SEC Chair Arthur Levitt, where he noted: During Levitt’s tenure at the SEC, he was widely viewed as a pro-investor advocate and received favorable press coverage. However, more recently has come under criticism for failing to act against 1990s bull market abuses. Critics include former Wall Street Journal reporter Charles Gasparino, author of Blood on the Street, and Gary Weiss, who harshly criticizes Levitt in his 2006 book Wall Street Versus America. (Mantanmoreland) [...]

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