Opposing Views

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Opposing Views is an American website where experts debate topics ranging from autism and child care to abortion and capital punishment.[1] It was founded by Internet entrepeneur Russell Fine.[2]

Among its strongest proponents has been tech guru Andrew Keen, who described the site as "convincing proof that Web 2.0's cult of amateur content is rapidly going out of fashion" and that "the internet's new 'new thing' is expertise."[3]

"Expert" contributors of original content to the site include Zeyno Baran, Joshua Marquis, Wesley J. Smith, Elliot Dorff, Jacob M. Appel, Shazzie, Tibor Machan and Diana Furchtgott-Roth.


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  1. ^ "If you must argue on the internet, use a little expertise..." Belfast Telegraph Sept. 8 2008
  2. ^ Los Angeles Business Journal, June 9, 2008
  3. ^ Keen, Andrew. Google's tenth birthday present to itself – the age of Chrome is here. [1]
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