I had a piece in The Courier Mail this morning on Google's ridiculous Mail Goggles application. I'd suggested the headline for the piece should be "Embarrassment is only a math problem away", but instead they went for "Google math test will prove no barrier for the determined drunk" in the print version and "Drunks outsmart Google" in the online version. Anyway, you can read my piece here.
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