Daily Archives: Thursday, February 24, 2005

Did I say AP RSS is crack for news junkies? Wait ’til you see this: A couple of posts ago, I linked to this dandy page with AP’s RSS feeds by category. Check out this page with RSS links to … Continue reading →

Google bad, google good: How to keep your website from being commandeered by Google’s toolbar’s “AutoLink” (or, as we say on the rexblog, “the ‘what were they thinking?’ feature”). (via Steve Rubel, who got the ball rolling on this issue) … Continue reading →

Busted: Let me get this straight. An analyst says the search advertising market is “softening” and investors in search engine firms flee? (That’s a WSJ link, but I’m sure the story is everywhere.) Yesterday I said it feels like 1999. … Continue reading →

News, not news? Wouldn’t you think a near-crash of an airplane full of Nashvillians would deserve at least a mention in a local daily newspaper? I learned about it from the RSS feed of a friend’s blog.

Blog of record: I know there are some university journalism students who are among the seven readers of this weblog. I have some assigned reading for you so that one day, you can say, “I was there.” The conversation taking … Continue reading →

Oh, I get it:  At first I though MediaPost’s Joe Mandese was seriously saying he thought there is something controversial about the MPA’s new ad campaign. Then I figured out that Joe’s article is merely a parody of a news … Continue reading →

Yo: What up?

College recruiting: Call me old fashioned. Call me a fuddy-duddy. But as the father of a high school junior, I can say with some authority, this is not the kind of headline you’d want your parents to see (registration required) … Continue reading →