Recently about Heather Mallick

There is very little “real” news available in the U.S.

Which is a bit of a shame since you were one of the few foreign news sites I read daily. I deeply resent the new banner advertisement which now causes the news itself to open up lower on my monitor. No difference now between the BBC and other news sites - except of course that I will no longer be browsing the BBC. This now puts the BBC down in muck with Yahoo and many other News Sites.

I’ve had BBC news as my browser home page for years but it might be time to change to another site.

Since 2002 I log on every time I connect to the web and contribute with comments whenever I can. In my humble opinion this decision puts the BBC news site at the same level of distraction compared against others and leave me as a second class reader. Welcome to The Editors, a site where we, editors from across BBC News, will share our dilemmas and issues. The bandwidth required to make BBC news an internaional site does cost money.

Faithful BBC news watcher here. People come to the BBC News websites to read world-class text, not distracting animations. The BBC news has never been truly impartial, it can’t be, but this ultimately will narrow the news boundries of debate.

They claim to be family-obsessed while being studiously terrible at parenting.

Jonathan Kay accused Mallick’s of making derogatory comments about Palin’s family, specifically citing Mallick statement that Bristol has what is known in Britain as the look of the teen mum, the “pramface.”

Learn what to read for constipation and perspiration, how to lie in job interviews, distort quotes, develop boneheaded ideas and conspiracy theories, avoid doing any real work and create writing that reflects no original thought or new information, even as it makes a case for Barack Obama for President.

You can read Hot Air’s commentary on Mallick’s blatherings here.

Let’s see how many phrases like “white trash” Mallick used that would be acceptable for use on a non-white candidate.

She was employed, after graduation, at the Canadian financial daily newspaper Financial Post Financial Post where she first worked as a copy editor and later became a news editor.