Don't blame you if you dropped out on me. I, afterall, dropped out first. Having lost all interest in Gloria and been almost permanently stunned silent by God's constant surprises such the freak accident of Steve Irwin, the unceremonious firing of Pluto, and the daily reminder that life is a mystery:George W. Bush.
Why the comeback? Something equally mysterious and tantalizing and just (daily)life-affirming: the N93! My guys, they made mobile blogging as easy as texting. It is partners with typepad (my server), and the phone allows you to post text and photos with maybe three clicks of a button (maybe less if i read the manual).
For some reason, I think I'd take great photos with this thing... yet another of life's great mysteries.
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State of News Media
- keeping an open line with viewers
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Modeled after the White House Situation Room -- where presidents confer with advisers on fast-moving matters of utmost importance - Yahoo has hired a veteran war correspondent to single-handedly report on every armed conflict on the planet.
- Going beyond the traditional role of journalists
- By positioning its main anchor in New Orleans, NBC took a chance. But for the second night in a row, Brian Williams is the only network anchor live on location.
- "These days, the next best thing (career-wise anyway) to reporting in a bush jacket in a war zone is getting pelted by the gale-force rains under a swinging gas-station sign," the Post writes.
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