Immediately following today’s Papal election, Google News posted two stories regarding the event: One true and one inaccurate. According to CNET News, the top story on the news aggregator site from The New York Times read: “Cardinals Continue Conclave After Second Inconclusive Ballot.” Underneath this headline followed a correct one from The Guardian, reading: “Cardinals Elect New Pope.” This sort of snafu highlights attention to the ever-changing nature of online news that must continually strive for currency and clarity. Wikipedia, the well-known online encyclopedia where users can update information, also posted news about the Papal election. However, the site carried the disclaimer: “This article or section contains references to a current or ongoing event. Information may change rapidly as the event progresses.”