We are taking a rare Friday off so that each member of the ‘loper team can do what he or she does best. In no particular order, this may or may not involve sleeping, eating, reading, catching Casino Royale, indulging in a The Wire marathon, shopping, complaining about shopping, hanging with the in-laws, catching up with the TiVo, or designing the perfect media room. Other activities may involve drinking and visiting youthful haunts. Also football.
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What mother doesn't want to see this headline for her son?
There goes all our fun.
Or really dumb. If she keeps up like she's doing now, she's going to incite violence. Lovely.
"The Republican ticket is working hard this week to make Barack Obama's tenuous connection to graying, '60s revolutionary Bill Ayers a major campaign issue. But the Palins' connection to anti-American extremism is much more central to their political biographies."
Before long, the headline will read "LA Times Tests Running Newspaper Without Reporters, Columnists, or Anyone To Answer Phones"
Could they buy mine? I'd like to get some more stuff, please.
Wow. Is it April 1 already?
This is either a new Errol Morris short, or an excellent imitation of one.
Story includes a new revelation about Winky Palin's preferred reading material -- Starbucks cups.
Unrelated to the current economic crisis, of course.
"There's the standard erosion plus incredible time-shifting as increased DVR penetration goes up." That and the increasingly fragmented viewer as too much stuff demands our attention. Plus football. And baseball. Oh, and there's this election thing happening.
Welcome back, SNL.
Yeah, but is this economic downturn or typical Gawker?
Ah, there it is. Enjoy. Comment. The usual.
Apparently there's a site out there called The Daily Beast and it's in live beta. After being put on hold for two years.
2009, but will there be an e-edition?
The long sordid history of the RIAA's war on consumers (and new business models).
What are you doing here?
Some of these findings are obviously very very important.
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1. The Weekly ‘Loper - November 26, 2006 | Medialoper wrote on November 26th, 2006 at 12:25 pm
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