Tag Archives: Boston Globe

Track Gals (And Megan!) Rip Off Hardworking Staff

Yesterday the hardworking staff at kissin’ cousin Campaign Outsider noted that the Boston Globe was having a difficult time distinguishing between the late Tip O’Neill and Ken Howard, who played Tip in a local stage production. From yesterday’s boston.com homepage . . … Continue reading

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Blog New World At The Boston Globe

It’s no secret that newspapers are constantly looking for new ways to generate and increase ad revenues. Today’s Boston Globe has a new one on the hardtracking staff: Wholesale blogvertising in the paper’s G section. The full-page blogvert . . … Continue reading

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Boston.com A Little Tipsy With O’Neill Picture?

So Tip O’Neill is getting a government building in DC named after him. From Boston Globe reporter Glen Johnson’s Political Intelligence column: The federal office building that will bear O’Neill’s name is currently being renovated. It sits between the Hubert H. … Continue reading

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BBC’s ‘The Hour’ Is/Is Not Worth The Time

Split decision in the local dailies today over the BBC series The Hour, which returns for its second season on BBC America tonight. First up, the Boston Globe’s Matthew Gilbert, whose opinions the hardwatching staff generally agrees with (except when he … Continue reading

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Editorial Cartoons The Same . . . Only Morsy

His ‘n’ His editorial cartoons at the local dailies today. In the Boston Globe, the great Tom Toles . . .   Read the rest at It’s Good to Live in a Two-Daily Town.  

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Dearth And Taxes

Two – wait for it – very different takes on Taxachusetts in today’s local dailies. Start with this glass-half-empty front-page piece in the Boston Globe: Mass. tax revenues decline; budget trims loom Looks for ways to curb spending; automatic cut in taxes … Continue reading

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The Digital Tuning Fork

Excellent Neil Swidey piece in Sunday’s Boston Globe Magazine about the rolling focus group that social media networks like Twitter and Facebook have become. Cambridge’s Bluefin Labs decodes social media chatter Facebook users “like” things 2.7 billion times a day. People share … Continue reading

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Globe Scoops Herald On Scumbag Steve

Saturday’s Boston Globe featured a Page One piece by Billy Baker that some would say shouldn’t have been Page One, and others would say shouldn’t have been a piece (except maybe in the Boston Herald). Regardless . . . Read the rest … Continue reading

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Herald Scoops Globe On Facebook’s Privacy Grab

For the past several days the hardtracking staff at Sneak Adtack has been chronicling Facebook’s new data-sucking policies, which essentially strip control of online information from the Faceherd. The Boston Herald noted the change – in its usual minimalistic way – in … Continue reading

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Herald Serves Up Menino Leftovers

Yesterday’s Boston Globe featured the main course:  A front-page piece on the hospital room where Boston Mayor Tom Menino’s been holed up for a month with a Whitman’s Sampler of symptoms from blood clots to spinal cracks. Hospital room is now Mayor … Continue reading

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