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What Did Tyler Tweet? Boston Globe Not Seguin
Chalk up yet another homophobic tweet, this time from Boston Bruins player Tyler Seguin. As Track Gal Gayle Fee noted in today’s Boston Herald: Seguin sorry for tweet Bruins baby Tyler Seguin apologized yesterday for a tweet he sent out that some have called homophobic. … Continue reading
WSJ Left Hand, Meet WSJ Right Hand (Marathon Bomber Edition)
From our Right Hand Doesn’t Know What the Left Hand Is Doing desk Wall Street Journal columnist Bret Stephens, who’s damned good and has a newly minted Pulitzer to prove it, wrote this yesterday: The Evil in Boston Before we … Continue reading
Howie Carr’s Next Column
You’re Howie Carr and here’s what you wrote in today’s Boston Herald: A hit to Deval Patrick’s welfare state Is Gov. Deval Patrick serious? He doesn’t know the motivation of the terrorists? On Sunday he went on “Face the Nation,” and host … Continue reading
Strong Boston ™ Push For ‘Boston Strong’
From Tuesday’s APM Marketplace: Can you trademark a rallying cry like ‘Boston Strong’? The phrase “Boston Strong” became part of the vernacular last week, after the attack on the Boston Marathon. It was printed on posters. It was on “The … Continue reading
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Boston Herald: All The Clues That Fit, We Print
While most news organizations are still trying to find out what actually did happen last week in the wake of the Marathon bombings, the Boston Herald is busily reporting what will (or won’t) happen. Today’s front page: The story itself . . . Read … Continue reading
NYT Goes To War With WSJ
From our Campaign Outsider Blogeteria desk Monday’s New York Times gave a major facial to crosstown rival Wall Street Journal in this full-page ad targeted to potential advertisers: For the fine-print impaired: The Times’s U.S. audience across desktop, smartphone and … Continue reading
Boston Globe Editorial Gets Cozy With UMass Marketing
The Boston Sunday Globe featured a Special Section – UMass 150 – that celebrated the 150th anniversary of the University of Massachusetts system, “a five-campus university, with a medical school, and locations to the north, the south, and one perched … Continue reading
WSJ: The Bloody Aftermath Of The Boston Marathon Bombings
The Weekend Wall Street Journal features Brigham and Women’s Hospital doctor Emily Loving Aaronson’s first-hand account of the harrowing medical response to Monday’s Boston Marathon bombings: On the Front-Lines of Battlefield Triage in Boston Hospital emergency rooms in the Boston … Continue reading
