One is the difficulty of verifying information amid intense pressure to get it out. The SPJ code's exhortation to 'seek truth report it ' carries an implication that what is not truth is not truth is not to be reported. Online journalists night be described as taking a more Miltonian approach: put everything on the table and hope that trth will somehow separate itself from falsehood amid the clutter. Critics have applied the less charitable interpretation that online journalism is untrustworthy because of its emphasis on getting information fast rather than getting it right. Online journalists have made embarrassing, and embarrassingly public, mistakes as a result of this pressure. In 1998, to take the most infamous examples, the websites of both The Wall Street Journal and the Dallas Morning News rushed to publish bogus new' leads' in the Clinton-Lewinsky saga.