Thursday, June 17, 2010
News is a consumer product...
Which means it shouldn't be a surprise that it is going to be controlled more by the purchaser than the seller.
in reference to:"Here is the deepest and, to many serious journalists, most disturbing truth about the future of news: The audience will control it. They will get the kind of news they choose to get. Not the kind they say they want, but the kind they actually choose."
- Nieman Reports | Feeling the Heat: The Brain Holds Clues for Journalism (view on Google Sidewiki)
Wednesday, June 16, 2010
I knew it...
Who did you think it was? Grandpa?
in reference to: Area Grandmother Comes Forward As 'Banksy' | The Onion - America's Finest News Source (view on Google Sidewiki)I got over this site fast...
It is a collection of perverts and their... well parts of them you would rather not see.
in reference to: It Took People This Long to Turn Their Backs on Chatroulette? (view on Google Sidewiki)Where's the Beef?
I think this sums up a lot of what I felt about the president's speech. He started off with a history of the accident that everyone in America is familiar with, and ended it pushing what amounts to his personal political agenda. Are windmills a good idea, yes. I just think if President Bush had made a similar speech, he would have been criticized for capitalizing on the catastrophe. That is what I feel like Obama did.
 clipped from hotair.comIn the face of a crisis that has unfolded for almost two full months, Obama chose to talk about wind turbines. A nation waited to see if a leader would emerge from the White House, and instead it got an absent-minded professor desperate to change the subject.
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Friday, June 11, 2010
Wednesday, June 9, 2010
Tuesday, June 8, 2010
Good use of money guys...
Common, I thought the point of fast food was that it was cheap.
in reference to: Pentagon Spent Over $773,000 To Open A KFC/Taco Bell In Guantanamo Bay - The Consumerist (view on Google Sidewiki)
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