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Tag Archives: post deja vu
i need to stop making suggestions on this blog
Last May, I made a outrageous suggestion in a blog post with the caveat not to laugh because it may happen. Well, it may be happening. Sure, the CEO seems a little spacey… “Michael makes a lot of this stuff up … Continue reading
i feel like something is missing today
I feel discombobulated. I feel like I may have been brainwashed by the government to expect some sort of big event today. But so far, nothing is happening. Maybe I’ll eventually get over it — maybe by June. I need … Continue reading
1492
While I’m sure one of the ways you’ll celebrate Monday is to go buy some furniture, you can also celebrate by re-living this Columbus Day post from 2005. Pass it on…
update on nyu journalism mediashift
I wrote a post a couple of weeks ago about an NYU student who wrote a post about the online knoweldge of GenY in her journalism class. From communicating with Alana, I knew there would be a follow-up from the … Continue reading
and the dominoes started to fall
I called it. Today’s announcement — United is following American’s lead. Of course, when your industry is hated and someone else has already taken the brunt of the PR backlash — decisions like these are pretty easy. Way to step … Continue reading
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