I could have sworn that this sort of thing didn’t happen in America. Once again, looks like I’m wrong.
My favorite is how the Sinclair Group tries to justify their decision with this argument:
Based on published reports, we are aware of the spouse of one soldier who died in Iraq who opposes the reading of [...]
Sweet news today from the print world–the L.A. Times announced that Michael Kinsley, founding editor of online magazine Slate, has been named editorial and opinion editor, replacing Janet Clayton, who will become assistant managing editor for state and local news.
Let me be one of the first to welcome Mr. Kinsley. Thanks to you, I [...]
And let me tell you….call it Kinko’s, call it the FedEx Kinko’s Center–it doesn’t matter. Whatever you call it, it’s always gonna be Stinko’s to me.
Come in today with a simple mission–scan 1 photo, save a high-res digital copy to a disk or somewhere online, and get out. But of course, no trip [...]
Seems the kids at UC Berkeley’s law school, Boalt, are more than a little excited about fictitious character Sandy Cohen’s (of Fox’s hit drama The O.C.) alumni status on the show. So much so, that in addition to this detailed The O.C. at Boalt fan website, the school has also started a Sandy Cohen [...]
Personally, I think this is taking things way too far.
And think, it’s only April. Where will things be by October?
Have you yet to jump on the iPod wagon? Well, never fear, your consumer delay has only increased your options, giving you lots of new ways to get your MP3 rocks off.
And PC Magazine has all the new stereophonic toys reviewed. Go read up, then go get your MP3 on. After all, [...]
Nick Gillespie of Reason Online tells the folks behind TV Turnoff Week to chill out and stop bashing the ‘boob’ tube. My favorite passage:
…we simply don’t want to turn off the TV. That’s not because we’re weak-willed. Though a particularly resilient whipping boy for all the ills of society, television has flourished because as [...]
Why do Czechs get to have all the fun?
Check (sorry, no pun intended) out this Kill Bill game from Magicbox in the Czech Republic. Wicked cool.
This is one of those stories that sounds like it came straight from a Monty Python brainstorming session.
“In order to comply with EPA (Environmental Protection Agency) regulations, and at a cost of about $5.2 million per ICBM, the rocket motors on 500 Minuteman III missiles will be replaced with new ones. These rockets will emit [...]
Uninformed panic spreading across the Internet?
Never fear–Tim O’Reilly is here!
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