en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Avicii
2 corrections found
Swedish author Mörs Mosesson
The author’s name is misspelled. Reliable sources identify him as Måns Mosesson, not Mörs Mosesson.
Full reasoning
The article misspells the author's first name.
- The Tim Bergling Foundation's page about Avicii's official biography says "Tim - biografin om Avicii" was written by the award-winning journalist Måns Mosesson.
- A library catalog record for the photo book "Avicii : the life and music of Tim Bergling" also credits Mosesson, Måns.
These sources show the correct name is Måns Mosesson, so "Mörs Mosesson" is incorrect.
2 sources
- Tim - Biografin om Avicii - Tim Bergling Foundation
"Tim - biografin om Avicii" (Albert Bonniers Förlag) är skriven av den prisbelönte journalisten Måns Mosesson...
- Avicii : the life and music of Tim Bergling | Vaski-kirjastot
Avicii : the life and music of Tim Bergling ... Mosesson, Måns ... Lisätiedot intro: Måns Mosesson
Prince Carl Phillip
The prince’s name is misspelled. Sweden’s Royal Court spells it Prince Carl Philip, not Prince Carl Phillip.
Full reasoning
The article adds an extra l to the prince's name.
- The Swedish Royal Court's official English biography page is titled "HRH Prince Carl Philip".
- The Royal Court's 24 February 2022 news item about the Avicii Experience inauguration says "Prins Carl Philip och Prinsessan Sofia" inaugurated the museum.
Because the official royal sources consistently use Carl Philip, the article's "Carl Phillip" spelling is incorrect.
2 sources
- HRH Prince Carl Philip | Kungahuset
HRH Prince Carl Philip | Kungahuset ... Startpage / Royal House / HRH Prince Carl Philip
- Nyheter | Kungahuset
Torsdagen den 24 februari invigde Prins Carl Philip och Prinsessan Sofia det interaktiva museet Avicii Experience.