Monthly Archive: June 2009

Jun
12

Is aged news better than fresh?

The New York Times let Jason Jones of The Daily Show in for a visit. The results are quite telling. Check it out here. I’ve certainly talked about how far newspapers have fallen, and I know the clip is heavily edited. But the question about aged news, and the reaction it generates are, well, priceless. …

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Jun
08

This guy threatened to kill me.

I was outside my office Friday, testing out a video camera, the last time my life was threatened. As I swept the lens across the streetscape, a shirtless “gentleman” rode his bicycle through my field of vision. I didn’t even notice him. He asked if I was pointing a camera at him. I turned off …

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Jun
08

Why the New York Times has it wrong. Again.

Yesterday, the New York Times continued its attempts to dismiss blogs by posting this story. I’ve linked to it, but basically the story used the recent news from Gizmodo and TechCrunch that Apple was in late-stage acquisition talks with Twitter to illustrate how irresponsible bloggers are. The assertions are that neither website cared whether they …

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