Toronto Sun to Remove Comments from Online Articles

Last week the Toronto Sun became the latest media outlet to opt out of online commenting. In a note to readers from James Wallace,

Last week the Toronto Sun became the latest media outlet to opt out of online commenting. In a note to readers from James Wallace, vice president of editorial, the newspaper values feedback from readers, but things have gotten out of hand. "As a paper, we pride ourselves both on dishing out and taking criticism - especially when the latter comes from our readers. And part of that conversation has taken place on our online comment boards.…...

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