Another Response to MinnPost.com
Rick Edmonds, at Poynter Online, writes about MinnPost.com: Old Media Meets New in Minnesota.
Legislating Fashion
You know, my disdain for droopy drawers is well documented, but I wouldn’t go so far as to say they ought to be outlawed.
Iggers Makes the NYT
Our very own Rake food writer Jeremy Iggers appears in yesterday’s New York Times.
The Lost Holocaust
Over at Britain’s crack newspaper The Independent, I log on to read the great Middle East journalist Robert Fisk, nearly every day (though he only posts three to four times a week, if that). For insightful and often brave coverage of that quagmire, Fisk is the nonpareil. Here he writes of the Armenian Genocide, the … Read more
Cherry on Top
There’s a new blog in town — Your Dress Would Look Better on Me (What a name!) — and Ms. Eda Cherry seems to be having some fun with video. This is awfully cute.
Jockey Itch
I can’t help but appreciate most creative displays of technology; but I have to be honest with you — I’m just not sure how StopSquirming.com is going to sell underwear.
Wall Street Joins the YouTube Age
The Wall Street Journal Online has joined the video podcast era with Andy Jordan’s Tech Diaries.
A Shot Across the Bow
A recent Content Bridge post offers a preliminary analysis of MinnPost.com.
War, Monarchs, Demons, and Wasps
ART The Art of War Megan Rye’s brother supervised the regional detention facility in Fallujah and transported Iraqi detainees within the Sunni Triangle. He took more than two thousand photographs during his tour of duty. As a painter, his sister is the real deal; she used these images to make huge paintings that are for … Read more
Voyeurism Loves Exhibitionism
Pasquale Salerno shares A Perversion. And if you like that, you might enjoy Wolf 189’s Show Girl, though frankly, Motion and Balance is far more eloquent.