In which once again an actual journalist shows Milo Yiannopoulos how journalism is done. I particularly like the note at the end of the article:

Note: After I reached out to Yiannopoulos and while this article was being copyedited, I noticed that he or someone else at Breitbart had begun altering the article. First, an alleged was sneaked into the headline to soften the claim about government involvement — I confirmed this by checking an archived version I had saved earlier using archive.is. Then an editor's note materialized at the end: "Editor’s Note: since the publication of this story, conflicting information has arisen about the source of advice to the school that GamerGate was a hate movement. We have once again requested comment from the headmaster." Make what you will of the "again requested comment" line, but there was nothing in the original article stating Yiannopoulos had reached out to the school.

Update by Singal:

Update: In email correspondence, Yiannopoulos told me he spoke with an administrator at the school on November 13 and that that administrator told him the GamerGate terror warning had come from "the government." "I phoned them three times on 13 November and spoke to a college administrator who was aware of the situation," he wrote. The original article didn't include any mention of this conversation.

Further update by Singal:

Is @Nero lying about having spoken to the school about that explosive #GamerGate claim?? The school thinks so