My issue with the New Yorker article is that is provides no support documents to its allegations. It mentions newsletters but does not provide copies or a way for the reader to try and find their reference material. All of the evidence is hearsay as it is presented. Making reference to your recent blog on Sheffield Hellam and why they matter they are one of the few that show all their reference notes and even make available their database of documents so a company could confirm what Sheffield alleges in their reports. This New Yorker article is raising questions and potentially alot of work and cost to companies but has presented not one document to prove all of their accusations.
My issue with the New Yorker article is that is provides no support documents to its allegations. It mentions newsletters but does not provide copies or a way for the reader to try and find their reference material. All of the evidence is hearsay as it is presented. Making reference to your recent blog on Sheffield Hellam and why they matter they are one of the few that show all their reference notes and even make available their database of documents so a company could confirm what Sheffield alleges in their reports. This New Yorker article is raising questions and potentially alot of work and cost to companies but has presented not one document to prove all of their accusations.