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Posted On February 1, 1999
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Internet Misinformation


Ever notice how all the anti-alcohol zealots seem to be pitching the same sensational messages to the media, even getting the same facts wrong? They're using a direct information service that feeds text and graphics to Web sites around the globe - a type of anti-alcohol news service. For example, Join Together Online (the internet arm of the anti-alcohol group Join Together) sends anti-alcohol news stories to more than 50 other anti-alcohol activists every day!



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