This morning I attended the introduction of The Wall Street Journal’s highly anticipated lifestyle magazine, WSJ.
At a time when most newspaper companies continue to dial back investment in their ink-on-paper products because of the Web, the Journal is forging ahead with print (backed by Rupert Murdoch’s News Corp., which officially acquired Dow Jones, publisher of the [...]
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Rupert Murdoch Has a New Toy
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Don’t Be Greedy
via MediaFoolLittle girl follows rabbit. Little girl kills rabbit. And then things get interesting.
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What Chutzpah! ‘Unabomber’ Objects to Exhibit that Features his Cabin
via MediaFoolIt didn’t exactly give me nightmares, but seeing the “Unabomber” cabin earlier this summer certainly stuck in the old noggin. The 10–by-12 foot cabin is part of an exhibition titled “G-Men and Journalists: Top News Stories of the FBI’s First Century,” which is on display at the Newseum (Washington, D.C.) through June.
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This is Getting Embarrassing
via MediaFoolThe McCain campaign displays media ineptitude with their latest video release.
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Geometric Informatics + Velodyne LIDAR = Freaking Sweet
via MediaFoolRadiohead releases a new music video that’s not a video. Instead, it’s pure manipulated, visualized data.
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Newseum is Like Catnip for News Junkies
via MediaFoolDuring a trip to Washington D.C. last weekend I had some major (and wonderful) flashbacks (having gone to college there in the 1980s). But a trip to the new Newseum shook me right back into reality.
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Sometimes its Best to Leave the Technology Behind
via MediaFoolIn our age of digital blips, bleeps and loops, Erik Mongrain goes au natural with guitar and tapping hands.
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Feeling Unrecognized?
via MediaFoolFeeling unloved and under appreciated despite all the work you do? This one’s for you.
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Weenies, And then Some
via MediaFoolThe Cannes International Advertising Festival awards a hallucinogenic AIDS prevention campaign its bronze medal.
