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Blogs
April 10, 2012
Are People Finally Getting Bored with the Tech-Blog Circle Jerk?
At this point, I have to believe that all the people in the Pando Daily-TechCrunch-Uncrunched-whatever micro-universe have consciously incorporated their onanistic little circle jerk into their collective business model. You can almost picture it just that way: Michael Arrington, Sarah Lacy, MG Sieg ... More >>
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January 17, 2012
PandoDaily: Just What We Needed, Another Tech-News Site
Really? Seriously? Another site devoted to technology news? Yep, 'fraid so. This one, PandoDaily, will be written by, among others, some of the people who had previously made TechCrunch so awful: Sarah Lacy (who runs it), Michael Arrington, MG Siegler, and Paul Carr. These are people who believe ... More >>
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October 4, 2011
TechCrunch: Rewriting Press Releases, Gonzo-Style
A lot of people love (or until recently, loved) TechCrunch. These seem to be people who want to know every last bit of news about the technology business, no matter how trivial, as soon as it breaks; entrepreneurs looking for financing; or venture capitalists looking for startups to invest in. A ... More >>
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May 26, 2010
Finally: xkcd With Garfield
You may be familiar with the website Garfield Minus Garfield, in which the lasagna loving cat is extracted from his namesake comic, leaving his owner Jon to have spooky conversations with blank spaces. You may also be familiar with the popular nerd comic, xkcd, populated with stick figures tha ... More >>
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April 14, 2010
Every Time a Blogger Tweets, A Post Gets Its Wings
Photo by Laughing Squid/ Scott BealeJacob Harris, Senior Software Architect at The New York Times took the stage earlier today at Chirp Twitter conference in San Francisco. He reminisced about how something he started as a hobby, Twitter, is evolving into the primary way we now interact with jour ... More >>
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December 4, 2009
Get Off My Internets: Here's Something You Didn't Care About, and Shouldn't
My mentor, the journalist Paul Boutin, taught me plenty of rules about developing a story. My favorite is this: If the reader hasn't yet heard about your subject, you need a good reason to tell them about it. Never write a post that goes "here's something you didn't care about, and shouldn't." I dr ... More >>