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Archives: May 2005
May Media Miscellany, for the last time: 5.31.05
Deep Throat: Now really attached to face, because Woodward & Bernstein said so
We interrupt this blog to bring you a gratuitous self-referential post
CNN World Report Conference: Funnest liveblog EVER!
Deep Throat: Now attached to face!
Don't break my brain, my achy-breaky brain
I think I would like to work for cable news
Memorial Day Weekend Miscellany
Vacation, all the Fishies ever wanted
Hunter S. Thompson to have really bizarre memorial service
Neal Shapiro: Upping the "Today" show body count?
60 Minutes II: The unkindest cut of all
Is it just me, or is this week's New Yorker kinda...dirty?
CNN: Right? Wrong? Just guessing?
Ted Casablancas, like you've never seen him (and never wanted to)
The NYT, purveyor of cutting-edge service journalism
Lloyd Grove, comin' out swinging
Take the women of op-ed, please!
To down or not to down? Rumsfeld's instructions on wayward Cessna kinda unclear
NY Observer calls Katie Couric "beleaguered," just to stand out
Bomb threat at NY Post turns out not to be Bert Fields uh, no one
Publishing CEOS lurve bloggers
Ask and Ye Shall Receive: Media Mixtapes!
Shocking vandalism at Newsweek
Tagging at Technorati: Innovative and cool, especially if you almost understand it
Meow! Romenesko and Jeff Jarvis snipe at each other
(Morning) Media Miscellany: 05.24.2005
(Monday) Media Miscellany: 05.23.2005
Who will buy this wonderful columnist?
Live Blogging FIPP's World Magazine Congress, Episode I
Echelon knows you just forwarded porn
Newsweek: Now it belongs to everybody
Fare thee well, Daniel Okrent, the Times Op-Ed columnists will miss you
A Fishy Is Worth A Thousand Words
Random notes for random readers (that means you)
Radar Redux (and Suzanne Boyd really redux)
An Officer and a General: The NYT's anonymous sources in Iraq
John Simon: 80 and still ornery as hell
Lloyd Grove's Lowdown: We're great, just ask us!
Revenge of the Slate, and other Star Wars puns from Michael Wolff's favorite website
Tech issues: Not so bad when they lead to sweet, sweet music
Piegate '05: Let the record stand corrected
Alessandra Stanley, what hath you wrought?
If you ask us, it was a waste of a perfectly delicious pie
WSJ Online: Gettin' bloggy with it
Midday Media Miscellany: 05.18.2005
"Congratulations on that Peabody!": CBS cancels 60 Minutes II
Newsweek: Day Three, and the tide turns
Gutfeld and Gergen: Sloppy seconds?
Tom Scocca has a LOT on his radar
Graydon's Bergdorf registry: buy the happy couple a wedding present! (Christofle, anyone?)
Everything old is new again: Great minds think alike, Part II
Oh, sure, NOW you're interested in Science
Oh, Alright...Radar vs. Gawker, if we must
A magazine for the music hobbyist in all of us
Anyone out at Newsweek? Not Isikoff
Great minds think alike, Part II
Arianna's back, and it's all Greek to us
Media Miscellany: 05.16.2005: All-MEL edition!
The NYT has a new Business Section! Rejoice!
"How did NEWSWEEK get its facts wrong?" And is that a retraction, or what?
Slate: Proving it's funny and freaking me out all at the same time
Erin Zammett's (so-called) normal book party
Great minds think alike, but sometimes one is first
We woulda gone with something by Steve Perry ourselves
William Morris: Not "beleaguered" and we never said it was, we swear
Twins! Same article, different pubs - no fabulism!
James Wolcott, once again making us feel dirty
Paula Zahn: "Sorry about that person walking in front of the camera"
Matt & Judy 101: Shafer advocates for the advocates
Oreskes likes Paris in the springtime, Oreskes likes Paris in the fall...
Off The Record: All-Times all the time, except for the part about the WSJ
Huff n' Stuff, part 387: More Gutfeld, less women
Adam Moss, bringer of glad birthday tidings
Report from Sacramento: Huffington, Denton, etc.
Greg Gutfeld: Clearly huffing something
Wired News tightens the ship after sourcing flap
The New York Post can't bear to part with Elisa Lipsky-Karasz
The Huffington Post: Still sort of like crack, but we're coming down
Bush has an iPod, and other nuggets from the weekend Times
The Huffington Post: Bringing you MORE, of EVERYTHING
AP: Milking this whole Internet-as-primary-news-source thing
Alessandra Stanley: Nicer to Pat O'Brien, Corey Clark, and Dr. Phil than Katie Couric
Glass houses, big stones Part II: Michael Wolff redux
Boldfacious Names, Grimmtastic solutions
Keith Olbermann: Have some salami!
Honestly, what are these people thinking?
BusinessWeek: First blogs, then the world!
(Morning) Media Miscellany: 05.05.2005
Fareed Zakaria, darling of NY1 and beyond
Daniel Radosh vs. Peter Landesman
Anonymous nude tipster s on NY Racquet and Tennis Club's naked man-swimming parade
ABC & Drudge vs. Paula Abdul & Fox
The New York Post: Really, really wants your personal information, really really needs your patience
Ted Turner: Unarmed, Mustachioed and Dangerous
Sploid or Drudge? A New Fun Game!
Newspapers, your ink-smeared days are numbered (again)
CNN: Not the greatest week in news
Michael Wolff v. WSJ IWantMedia The NY Post New York Magazine
How to Pitch: Al-Qaeda Magazine
Geraldo: armed, mustachioed and dangerous
Giant Magazine: Prescient or horseshoe wedged somewhere?
The Atlantic Monthly is neither Atlantic nor monthly. Discuss.
Jonathan Safran Foer and Bright Eyes: Just a comped copy away from togetherness
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