Ok so it's been a long time between mistakes but this one just had to make the ranks.

It really needs no explanation - just a furrowed brow as you try and work out how something like this could even happen.

Really? Two "I's". Well, I'll just call you twititer then, shall I?

Here is one super big fail error:

Austrailia Suggestions: Australia
 (appears 1 times)

The National Broadcasting Company, known as NBC, is an American television network famously headquartered in New City's Rockefeller Center.  Formed in 1926 as a radio station, NBC was the first major broadcast network in the US.

It was on top during the pinnacle of the radio days and is now one of the world's leading media and entertainment companies. The company has international alliances with other networks in almost every major city and has a close relationship with the Seven Network here in Australia.  

General Electric (GE) owns 80% of NBC, a $30 billion USD stake. 

As "America's late night leader" they should spell check more often... 

Here are two of a possible 4087 errors:

Lastest Suggestions: las test, las-test, last est, last-est, latest  (appears 2 times)

Commerical Suggestions: commercial  (appears 1 times) 

The Times of London recently came out with a list of the top 40 blogs (Read Here) and listed under "political" is Guido Fawkes' influential blog Order-Order.  He's been labelled, "... the blogger who could decide the election"- which might not be an exaggeration with over two million page views a month (and a serious claim with Britain's election taking place now!)

A mysterious British blogger at first, now known to be Paul Staines, 43, "a former political activist, City broker and rave organiser with a wild past," now blogs about his right-wing libertarian views and is known for breaking top stories with the intention to turn Parliament on its head.  Last year, he exposed Gordon Brown's smear campaign against Tory figures, over which one of Brown's top advisors resigned.

With such a following, he should take more responsibility when writing about politicians by checking his spelling!

Here are two of a possible 4178 errors:

Politicans  Suggestions: Suggestions: politic ans, politic-ans, politicians, politician's, politics  (appears 1 time)

Responsiblity Suggestions: responsibility, responsibly, responsibility's, irresponsibility, responsible (appears 4 times)

Started by Pete Cashmore in July 2005, this blog sensation now has over 15 million page-views a month.  It ranks as one of the largest blogs on the internet, in the top 10 judged by Technorati, and focuses on social networks and new websites.  In mid 2007, BusinessWeek featured Mashable as one of the world’s most profitable blogs.

Preferably, they should double check their spelling!

 Here are two of a possible 6546 errors:

Preferrably  Suggestions: preferably, preferable, referable (appears 3 times)

Attendence Suggestions: attendance, attendances, attendees, attendance's, tendency (appears 2 times)

The Huffington Post, or Huff Po, ranks #1 in several polls due its high traffic and influence (According to Google Analytics, The Huffington Post has 22 million unique users each month.)  

It is a liberal American news website and blog founded by Arianna Huffington, Kenneth Lerer and Jonah Peretti that features various news sources and columnists.  The blog covers everything from politics to business to entertainment.  Launched in May of 2005 as a liberal commentary blog, it has greatly expanded, but has also retained, and is known for, its liberal and sometimes controversial edge.

For the "The most powerful blog in the world," (The Observer), you'd think they'd use spell check!

Here are two of a possible 4523 errors:

Miniscule  Suggestions: minuscule, minuscules, minuscule's  (appears 2 times)

Requriment  Suggestions: Requirement, Regiment, Recurrent, Rudiment, Recumbent 
 (appears 2 times)