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Daily Archives: Tuesday, January 16, 2007
DVD/iTunes of first 4 episodes of 24 released 12 hours after Jack Bauer’s first kills of the year
The LA Times is reporting that the two-night, four-episode premiere of this season (season six) of “24” is being released today on DVD (suggested retail price: $14.99). Or, the episodes are available via iTunes for $8. In addition to the … Continue reading
After a long and winding road, Apple and Apple come together, right now
As I speculated while live-blogging from the Macworld keynote last week, it is very apparent that Apple Computers Inc. and Apple Corps are about to give peace a chance as the demo of the iPhone featured Beatles music and a … Continue reading
Brad Feld’s tips for 24 newbies
Brad has some tips for new watchers of 24, including one that I haven’t heard: that the timeframe for the show is today+8 years. I like his suggestions, but here are some I would add: 1. The timeframe of the … Continue reading
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links for 2007-01-16
The magazine industry’s short tail got bit in ’06 | MediaPost Publications 2006 was a rough year for four of the top five magazine publishers–as measured by total ad pages. All the big names (except Conde Nast) experienced modest or … Continue reading
