:::::I looked over some of thesethe one about "The Furry Lady" is a clear case of misinterpretation, as I am fairly sure the use of "furry" in this case means "covered in fur."  The two sources on the "Inherit the Earth" game seem kind of off to meI didn't have time to browse the blog, but the web comic site appears to allow anyone to post up a web comic they like.  Any sources with furries using the word "furry" to indicate mainstream works does not provide evidence to your pointthe furry fandom article does already say that some furries call any anthropomorphic animal a furry. 
 :::::The word "furry" is most certainly being introduced in mainstream mediaER, CSI, Vanity Fairbut it tends to refer to things involving furry fans.  I am not entirely aware how redirecting to furry fandom could provide a negative connotation as it stands.  I think the article's fairly NPOV (even the sex section), aside from the recent vandalism, which was promptly removedbut if you think any of the content is untrue, you ought to fix it.  If you just think association with furry fandom paints things labelled as "furry" in a negative light, well, I suppose that's a bias speaking on your part.