What the Great Depression and two World Wars could not humble, we’re now supposed to believe has been brought to its knees by fibre optic cable and hi-speed Internet access? The former Bush Administration is not the only group guilty of revisionist history. Newspapers, magazines and book publishers die off weekly by the dozens globally [...]
Gutenberg The Last Print Innovator (Reprise)
Posted on 31 July 2009 by Denis Campbell | Comments (0) | Tags: bleeding millions in cash weekly, book publishers, Boston Globe, Bush Administration, business model never changed, die off weekly by the dozens globally, fibre optic cable and hi-speed Internet access, Great Depression, Gutenberg, magazines, New York Times, newspapers, revisionist history, San Francisco Chronicle, The Last Print Innovator, The P-I (Post-Intelligencer) Seattle’s only daily newsp, The Rocky Mountain News, Tucson Arizona’s Citizen
The Media vs. the Mid-Summer Doldrums
Posted on 02 August 2008 by Denis Campbell | Comments (0) | Tags: A Mighty Heart, AARP poster child, accuracy, Alien vs. Predator, Angeline Jolie, Antigua, Antiguan murder rate worse than New York City, Argyll and Bute County, asking for serious advice, Batman, BBC Radio 5, beheaded by extremists, British couple murdered on honeymoon, bumped into steerage, Bush appointee, BushCheneyRove, Chancellor, Daniel Pearl, dumb remarks, Dunoon, Dustin Hoffman, economic spectrum, emergency descent, everyone be afraid, executed to perfection, fact-checker, fact-less attack ads, Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke, first killing of a tourist in 10-years, flip-flops, forced to exit an underground garage camera scrums, Gilligan, Ginger, global coming out trip, goaded into by McCain, Hancock, impeachment, innuendo, Isle of Bute, Ken Starr, Kung Fu Panda, looking Presidential, lurid headlines, Madeleine McCann, Malibu, Mary-Anne, McCain, mid-air fuselage tear, Monica Lewinsky, news cycle, newspapers, obama, ordinance, Page 1 horror, paparazzi, Paul O’Neil, Pepperdine University, President Clinton, presumptuous, proclaiming deepest sympathy, professor, Qantas, Rain Man, rapid decompression, Raymond, relegated to page nine below the fold, replica, rumour, savant, Scotland Yard, serious answers, serious meetings, Straight Talk Express, summer blockbuster, The Replacement Killers, The Waverly, turn lives upside down and sell newspapers, UK media, UK tabloid, unchecked, uppity, Wall Street darling, Wall Street Journal, world’s oldest steam paddle ship
It isn’t Alien vs. Predator, but it’s close. You thought that this summer’s blockbuster was Batman? Hancock? Kung Fu Panda? Nope. This summer the talking media heads have had little real work, so making it up as they go along seems the way to go.
We’ve seen befuddled AARP poster child John McCain’s repeated flip-flops, dumb [...]






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