Year-end pundit atonement: Where I was wrong in 2010

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One of the things about internet journalism and punditry is that your mistakes are pretty accessible to the public long after you’ve written them. One of the things about the blogosphere, though, is that there’s so much crap out there that it’s easy to let your mistakes hide under a pile of content.

So in the interest of increasing blogger accountability (and improving myself as a journalist), I’m trying to launch a new tradition: At the turn of the year, bloggers should post about their biggest mistakes in the year that just ended.

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