Journalism, the future of newspapers, and cat pictures.
By William M. Hartnett on Feb 15, 2007 in television | 0 Comments
>NBC Yanks “Studio 60″ off Schedule Early
(Via Lost Remote)
Looks like it’s Sports Night for Studio 60, a show that I watch but am largely indifferent about. Unless Matt and Harriet stumble across the Battlestar Pegasus while walking and talking around that dank warren underneath the studio, blah. Lesson: Good writing is better writing when punctuated [...]
By William M. Hartnett on Feb 15, 2007 in geekery | 0 Comments
>Newspapers: The PRIME Choice for Information
(Via Journerdism, by way of Visual Editors)
F me, I’ve been dying to write about this all day. Alas, the “job” where I “work” for “money” so I can have a “home” and “eat” takes precedence. This is as good an excuse as I’m ever going to get to catalog some [...]
By William M. Hartnett on Feb 15, 2007 in meta | 0 Comments
My fledgling blog has been outed by Howard Owens, realizing my biggest fear: Readers. Gaaaah … the pressure! Owens-driven traffic is trickling in from across the country and, shockingly, around the globe. (I’m looking at you, Bangalore Interweb user.) Does this mean the web isn’t anonymous anymore? If so, I’m totally taking that picture of [...]
