The New York Times is now reserving pages two and three for printing Tweets by its reporters.
Makes sense, since page one is pretty much for Tweets by President Trump.
The New York Times is now reserving pages two and three for printing Tweets by its reporters.
Makes sense, since page one is pretty much for Tweets by President Trump.
Sorry NYT – tweets are not reporting. Maybe if your “reporters” spent more time doing real journalism and less time doing the Twitter circle-jerk they could produce a newspaper people actually want to buy.
Democracy dies through laziness.
Cutting edge.
So what else is available on the web that they can print in hopes that you’ll read their paper instead of the web? Page Four Photo Essay: some still photos from cat videos. Page Five: Human Pinterest Stories.
They seem to be replacing the five w’s with just three w’s followed by a colon and two forward slashes.
They’re in full retweet.
This would be logical if the Times were used exclusively to line the bottoms of bird cages. However, I’ve heard some actually use it in hamster cages also.
Maybe they will start printing SLotD on page 4!
Sorry, had a scheduling mix-up. I compose all my posts in a word processing program, then copy & paste them into WordPress at IMAO for scheduling. Then I glance over the result at the end. Since the 4pm post was also in the 12 pm slot, I thought I was done.
Sometimes I hate being my own editor…
Whenever I want to see what someone said on the internet….the first thing I do is spend $3 on a newspaper. How the bleep do these people stay in business?
Send $1.00 cash to see my reply or to purchase Newsweek.
At the rate they’re going, they’ll have to start a GoFundMe drive to stay in business. They can put that web dump on pages 4 and 5.