Ed Driscoll Wonders At Death By Shopping
ED DRISCOLL looks at death by shopping:
“If the New York Times and its writers and editors can’t see the difference between an unfortunate shopping incident and the Spanish Civil War, one wonders what what value the newspaper has as an information source to be trusted by their readers.”
Indeed…
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December 2nd, 2008 at 1:56 pm
That may have something to do with the fact that Huffpo’s blog is valued at $100 million, a tenth of the value of the NYT after a mere couple of years web-based comment on politics.
It would explain why the Times is getting all Apocolypse Now…