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Daily Archives: Thursday, January 6, 2005
Martha Stewart catalog & etailing shutting down with bluelight, no, wait, red tag special
Martha Stewart catalog & e-tailing shutting down with bluelight, no, wait, red tag special: It appears that when they had a “going away” party for Martha Stewart at her company, they enjoyed it so much, they’re having one for her … Continue reading
Why doesn’t someone tell me these things?
Why doesn’t someone tell me these things? Okay, so I was away from this weblog most of the day, and what happens? The Washington Post’s Howard Kurtz gives me a shout out. He quotes and points to my retort to … Continue reading
Quick, Nashvillians. Do some crunches
Quick, Nashvillians. Do some crunches: It may come as a surprise to you (it did to me) that my hometown is one of the 25 Fittest Cities in America. (Okay, we’re 25th, but that still counts.) But if we don’t … Continue reading
Why (insert name here) won’t kill iPod/iTunes (continued)
Why (insert name here) won’t kill iPod/iTunes (continued): On December 29, I warned new iPod owners to prepare themselves for the onslaught of news about iPod killers. Here is today’s version of that story: NEW YORK (Reuters) – Microsoft Corp. … Continue reading
This just in
From the Franco-Arafat School of reporting: From one of this weblog’s seven readers comes this breaking news story found today on the website, eTrucker.com: “Faceoff continues between Truckstop.net and Sprint By Lance Orr Representatives from both parties say there are … Continue reading
