Tag Archives: New York Times

Ad o’ the Clay®

Welcome to the truly weird Cats Against Clay campaign: Here’s a press release explaining at least part of it: Cat owners across the U.S. are receiving a clear message from their resident felines:  No more clay litter!  The demand is the … Continue reading

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Goldman Sachs Sacked (Too Late) By SEC, News Media

First, the good news: Joe Nocera is back at the New York Times. Now, the bad news: Nocera’s Talking Business column, which has been on leave for what seems like forever, came back on Saturday with a bang headlined, “A Wall … Continue reading

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It’s Good To Live In A Three-Newspaper Town (New Luck Times Edition)

Barnburner of a sermon at St. Michael’s Parish in East Longmeadow this past Sunday. We know that because New York Times reporter Katie Zezima was there to mash up the Rev. James J. Scahill’s jeremiad about the Roman Catholic Church’s … Continue reading

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It’s Good To Live In A Three-Newspaper Town (Bulldog Edition)

Thursday’s trifecta of local coverage in the Phoebe Prince suicide case #1: Thursday Boston Herald headline: Pol: No foul by school No longer seeking review in bully case Lede: South Hadley state Rep. John Scibak yesterday backed off his demand … Continue reading

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Dead Blogging The Tiger Woods Press Conference

The Tiger Woods coming out party Monday afternoon was a drama in three acts: ACT ONE: THE OPTICS a) The moustache and goatee, designed to distance the new (good!) self from the old (bad!) self. b) Five logos from the … Continue reading

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New York Times InflatoMeter™

The Good Gray Lady has a tendency to take some small trend and, well, inflate it on Page One. (Your bitter memories go here.) Exhibit Triple-Y: Wednesday’s front-page piece headlined “In E-Book Era, You Can’t Even Judge a Cover.” Nut … Continue reading

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Grand Old Party Animals

The Michael Steele wing of the Republican Party has opened up a family-size can of worms. Via the New York Times The Caucus blog: R.N.C. Dismisses Aide Over Outing to Club A Republican Party spokesman said Monday evening that a … Continue reading

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Free The City Hall One!

From our Late to the Party desk: The umpteenth Boston Globe piece (in Sunday’s edition) on Boston City Hall as the ugliest building in town, at least according to local residents. Maybe . . . But wait! Don’t answer yet! … Continue reading

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The Big Town Broadsheet Bakeoff

From a Monday New York Times front-page Business piece headlined, “Wall Street Journal Aims to Win Over The Times’s Local Audience:” In an attempt to eat into The [New York] Times’s mass-market audience and lure away some of its luxury … Continue reading

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All The News That Fits

Saturday’s New York Times featured not a single full-page ad in its A Section until the last page – a house ad flacking the Times website vs. its Wall Street Journal counterpart. Times ad headline: Looking to reach nearly twice … Continue reading

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