As far as the Time's war coverage goes, they seem to be pretty current on developments in Greece. More so than the coverage of action in North Africa. I suppose it is harder to control information originating near a heavily populated city like Athens than out in the desert.
Especially enjoyed all the maps in today’s posting of world events. 20 questions was a good lesson, too.
.....and not just websites. Most of the World War 2 books that I have referenced not only have wrong dates for certain battles, but I'm seeing wrong units (on the German side), and in a couple of cases wrong divisional commanders. Then we have cases of inaccurate weapons being cited, mainly armored types but also artillery and in one case even the wrong German sub being designated for sinking a tanker.
When it comes to newspaper articles written at the time of the event this might be understandable, but it shouldn't be happening with books that were written more than 50 years after the fact.
I sent “On War” an e-mail with a detailed breakdown of the development the Adolf Hitler unit along with my source material on the subject. I also made sure to thank them for their site since it has been very useful here.