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State finally taps Boston Public Market for vacant Haymarket garage http://bit.ly/cVJDZ7, as was suggested 2 months ago http://bit.ly/a4ok6I
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Q: Hey guy on the T, could you smell a little more like vodka? A: nope!
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Tag Archives: New York Times
Times Dares Not Speak the Rumor’s Name
Today’s Times notes the firing of alleged ESPN sleazebag Steve Phillips, and throws in a nice little sidebar about the network’s recent flaming on Deadspin. It’s a classically awkward confluence of old and new media: The Gray Lady turns down … Continue reading
Well, Don’t They?
A judge has tossed two prospective jurors off the upcoming Bear Stearns trial because they hold tainted views of evil bankers. Such as, “people on Wall Street try to get away with wrongdoing,” and, big financial firms “always try to … Continue reading
Caribbean Bank Regulator Helped A Brother Out
I brought this up in the office today, and it got enough of a WTF????? reaction to warrant posting here. Because, seriously. So we know that Bernie Madoff’s post-Ponzi life has gotten more than a bit weird: Maybe he’s got … Continue reading
NYT: Cronkite Mangler Will Get Her Babysitter Back
Haha, do the great unwashed media-loathing masses have something to crow about now: The New York Times‘s public editor, Clark Hoyt, took a particularly brutish swing yesterday at the paper’s hapless television critic, Alessandra Stanley. Hoyt calls Stanley’s appraisal of … Continue reading
A Paper for Nothing
Steve Syre does some easy math and figures that, once the New York Times Co. has absorbed $200 million in Globe pension liabilities, the profit the Times will reap from a Globe sale “might be next to nothing.” Jay Fitzgerald … Continue reading
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The Boston Globe Is Worth A Dollar
Not at the newsstand. As a business. That’s the take of one of several media analysts polled by David Carr in today’s Times. And the beautiful thing is, that $1 isn’t even the lowest price that these pros predict the … Continue reading
See No Evil
Today I was regaled with all sorts of beery theories about how our awful government faked the 1969 moon landing. Taibbi would be proud. Today, the Times ran a story about how Europe’s greatest almost-dictator, Vladimir Putin, props up his … Continue reading
Fascists Take New York, Too
The city of New York, beset by the end of the world, has decided to pay for its continued existence by actually enforcing its parking regulations. Naturally, this has some people upset. So it’s news. And, yes, we’ve done this … Continue reading
Entire Industry: Fixed
The New York Times is mighty pleased with its recent Obamafied Facebooking efforts. The crumbling paper took out a couple ads on the internets, and the populace responded by taking a second and a half to click a button that … Continue reading