Oh hello globalization
Hyundai built 300,000 cars in Montgomery last year and sold most of them in the United States.
Posts tagged “News”
“To follow the daily or hourly news cycle is the media equivalent of day-trading: it’s frenzied, pointless and usually unprofitable. I’d much rather read an item which just showed me the photos or documents. And if you’re going to write some text, take a position or explain something to me. Give me opinion or reference; just don’t pretend you’re providing news. That’s not news.”
Nick Denton: What I Read | The Atlantic Wire
You mean make something? This should be the mantra of everything that get’s published on a blog. I’m tired of reading nothing for the sake of someone writing something.
when I sat down with Andrey Ternovskiy, the 17-year-old founder of the site, for a One on One interview, I asked him if there was a single moment when traffic spiked on the site. Mr. Ternovskiy said that growth was just continual. There wasn’t a single news site, blog, or social network that created a spike in the number of users.
Viral has gone viral. If the new news isn’t instant than it might as well not be breaking news.
“I dislike Michael Arrington, so I never read anything on TechCrunch (even when they write about me or my products) and have taken technical measures to ensure that I never even land there accidentally and give them whatever tiny profit that one pageview is worth.”
Marco has excellent thoughts about entitlement but this quote is hilarious. Brilliant.
Michael Wolff makes the case that the NYT piece is the beginning of the end for Fox News head Roger Ailes.
The process of losing your job at News Corp. takes about a year. They talk about you, and isolate you, and then you understand that you’ve been exiled from the tribe.
“This is a historic moment in which new media has truly come of age.” - Steve Case
Historic indeed.
The hyper partisan media. “Are people really smart enough to understand what color filter is over the lens?”
I’m highly skeptical.
A damn thorough examination into Apple’s relationship with Intel and proprietary ports.
Incredible journalism to track the ownership of a single house in Detroit. Quite the story of America.
The imaginary world if Lehman had survived?
Some other bank would have died so says the Economist and the NYT.
