Archive | April 20, 2007

True, so not funny

http://www.workingforchange.com/comic.cfm?itemid=22246

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CU student arrested: had handgun, shotgun, and several hundred rounds of ammunition in room

This statement was just released. And somebody is throwing shots at NASA even as we speak. What a fucking day… ____ TO: Boulder Campus Teaching & Research Faculty, Staff, Deans, Directors, Dept Chairs, System Administration FROM: Housing and Dining Services DATE: April 20, 2007 SUBJECT: Information on Student Residence Hall Arrest

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MSNBC trying out “unbiased” replacement for Imus; whither Olbermann?

So, Matt Drudge is reporting that MSNBC is going to try out Michael Smerconish for the Imus spot. Word floating around is that they won’t even consider a progressive host (like the folks at Air America, for instance) because they’re “too biased.” Okay, that’s fine in principle. So this means that Smerconish is “unbiased” – […]

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Joe Nacchio and the moral pathology of a nation

In Spring and Summer of 2000, as the Qwest takeover of US West unfolded, those of us at USW saw the writing on the wall. Though billed as a merger of equals, the financial realities of the deal meant that Q was going to control the merged company. Who was going to run things? USW […]

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In case you’ve run out of things to read

One of my favorite sites is The Moderate Voice, and they’re on a bit of a roll this afternoon. Shaun Mullen’s (my new favorite blogger) weekly wrap is great stuff, and multiple folks seem to concur with us that Gonzo is now neck-deep in alligators. I don’t pimp other places often (although I almost certainly […]

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Do not think; the press will do it for you

I’m so thankful. I no longer have to think. I no longer have to consider facts all by myself and assess them for their meaning. And I owe it all to The Buffalo News. Today’s front-page story in The News (“Area colleges reassessing security“) by Jay Rey and Gene Warner features interviews with western New […]

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It was eight years ago today

Posted: April 20, 2007: 11:19 am MDT Denver CO In 1999 I was the Electronic Communications Manager for US West’s internal comm group, and my team rode herd on several channels used to communicate with 44,000 employees in 14 states and DC. Mornings were usually really busy – we posted things when they happened, but […]

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Moyers returns with ‘devastating’ probe of press

According to Greg Mitchell at Editor & Publisher, “the most powerful indictment of the news media for falling down in its duties in the run-up to the war in Iraq” will be the subject of a 90-minute PBS special next week entitled ‘Buying the War.’” From E&P: While much of the evidence of the media’s […]

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Nine signs that Open-Source is fast becoming a fascist movement

There are technology purists who – no matter what Microsoft does – will believe them evil. After all, they charge for their software. Linux’ most compelling argument has been that – for the same power as Microsoft – you get a free product. Only tech junkies can really use the extra features in Linux, and […]

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