Well, if this is true, it should speed AOL in their high-g swirl down the bowl:
The Time Warner-owned Internet company is in negotiations with representatives for veteran CBS anchor Dan Rather to play a role in original programming for its online video offerings, sources said.
Well, if this is true, it should speed AOL in their high-g swirl down the bowl:
The Time Warner-owned Internet company is in negotiations with representatives for veteran CBS anchor Dan Rather to play a role in original programming for its online video offerings, sources said.
The Internet has made it a lot easier to publicly shame people. And not just the MSM.
For example, here’s an amusing web site about a well-known electronics retailer.
Apparently that word only applies to political cartoons that criticize the press. More specifically, the New York Times…
A discussion on the slow death of the New York Times as a credible media institution, and why revealing the SWIFT program was so potentially disastrous (be sure to read the comments for relevant analogies from earlier wars).
[Update just after noon]
Cassandra writes about the Unitary Editor.
A discussion on the slow death of the New York Times as a credible media institution, and why revealing the SWIFT program was so potentially disastrous (be sure to read the comments for relevant analogies from earlier wars).
[Update just after noon]
Cassandra writes about the Unitary Editor.
A discussion on the slow death of the New York Times as a credible media institution, and why revealing the SWIFT program was so potentially disastrous (be sure to read the comments for relevant analogies from earlier wars).
[Update just after noon]
Cassandra writes about the Unitary Editor.
Check out this headline:
Huge Asteroid Hurtles Toward Earth
Hint, guys. If it’s going to miss it, it’s not “hurtling toward” it. But I guess it sells more papers.
Thoughts from the BBC.
[Via reader John Kavanaugh]