I just found the great http://www.economist.com/vote2008/ campaign created by The Economist in order to see what the rest of the world would be voting between Obama and McCain... The only small problem is when you have a look at Luxembourg... Instead of 500.000 inhabitants, the country, thanks to the renown magazine, is supposedly totalising 3.4 millions!!! i.e. more than 7 times too much... oups! Wow, in less than one day, The Economist already replied to my blog post and corrected the figures about Luxembourg's population on their site (and I am really not a big one compared to our other big blog www.culture-buzz.com). Great reactivity... I wish we would see the same with media in France...
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Now corrected, thanks for drawing our attention to this. The Economist team
Posted by: Caroline Breakwell | 25 September 2008 at 15:47
Thanks a lot Caroline, I am amazed by your reactivity! Kudos!
Posted by: Emmanuel Vivier | 26 September 2008 at 12:08
Au fait, en parlant de réactivité pour corriger les coquilles, je viens de m'apercevoir que c'était toujours l'ancienne URL de mon blog qui apparaissait dans ta liste... Comme elle a été reprise par quelqu'un d'autre, ça m'arrangerait s'il était possible de corriger :)
D'avance merci et bonne continuation sur la route du succès !
Posted by: cyril | 27 September 2008 at 23:20
Bonjour Cyril,
Et voilà c'est corrigé ;)
Posted by: Emmanuel Vivier | 29 September 2008 at 09:42