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Don’t get me wrong. I’m happy that the Times has blogs, knows what Facebook is, etc. But are expectations for traditional media institutions so abysmally low that they should be roundly patted on the back for understanding the basics of web culture and implementing the corresponding applications?
Elizabeth Spiers, *Sigh*
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Yes. It takes a hell...dedicated work to turn...idea that...
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I can see how this is a dangerous attitude, but I can also see how it would be frustrating to have a job in print...
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bureaucracy.Nice...self-styled bright lights...NY Media is...
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Another sad thing is that, from what I understand from people I know who work there, and which is borne out by, well,...
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