They might have corrected a few things by the time any of you read this, but here are a couple choice errors, however common and obvious and banal they may be and bolded for emphasis:
Jobs was particularly pleased with the update, saying it was the best lineup of products Apple has every created.
and
At $399, "we want to put iPhones in a lot of stokings this holiday season," Jobs said.
Every once in a while, I read KGO's website, because I don't actually listen to the talk radio but I like to listen to Jenna every once in a while to know she hasn't died or anything because, you know, she's still at work. The sad part is, some of the errors will last for weeks. I won't even bother with examples here.
And the cream of the crop-- the people who hardly fuck up-- are the Brits. BBC, on two or three occasions that I've read, has published typos on the front page leading stories, either in the teaser or the story itself.
Is it sad that I practically live for these moments, moments where my inhuman rapture with others' errors makes me feel more human?
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