The Post and the Times both covered this story , about a man accused of robbery whose alibi was a Facebook status update. Both papers though, censored the update itself, which was apparently "indecipherable". Except it wasn't. The Times story, on The Local blog , opened with this: Where's my pancakes, read Rodney Bradford's Facebook page, in a message typed on Saturday, Oct. 17, at 11:49 a.m., from a computer in his father's apartment in Harlem. They admit they paraphrased because the update was written in "indecipherable street slang." The Post , meanwhile, actually ran some of the original update, in its distinctive all-caps: Prosecutors dropped a robbery charge against Rodney Bradford, 19, after learning his Facebook account status had been updated with the inside joke "WHERE MY IHOP? A look at the screenshot above however (it's at the bottom, you have to squint) reveals that the real status update was: ON THE PHONE WI...
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