Salon Video Dog: (Reg. Req'd.) After squandering an entire decade on all-too-often embarrassingly cerebral journalism, online publishing
pioneer
Salon.com has clearly decided to finally get serious, making a concerted push to join the ranks of the internet's
pillars of
innovation and
originality. Good thing too, because it's all too hard
these days to find quality mirrors for the Star Wars Kid, the Exploding Whale, and freshly ripped clips from last night's
Stewart/Colbert broadcasts. Thanks, Salon!
posted by MaxVonCretin
on Dec 6, 2005 -
21 comments
Salon Opens up Premium ... sort of. Salon will now let you read premium content in exchange for viewing an ad. Is this a signal that paid content isn't working for them, a groundbreaking way to bring in ad revenue (as they claim), both, or neither?
posted by risenc
on Nov 20, 2002 -
35 comments
Be thinkful? sure, whatever... It turns out that Phil Donahue's new show is just a sort of left-wing version of Bill O'Reilly's. What a shock. Read how guests are ambushed and shouted down by the guy who "doesn't let the government tell him what to think".
posted by clevershark
on Aug 20, 2002 -
38 comments
Salon suspends "Bushed". Citing the need to "marshal our editorial forces to cover the global terrorism story," Salon EIC David Talbot has suspended "Bushed" a daily feature that takes a close, often critical, look at the Bush Administration. Does anyone buy his rationale? This reeks of journalistic cowardice...
posted by mattpusateri
on Sep 21, 2001 -
21 comments
It isn't the circus YOU remember... Why would the head of Ringling Bros.-Barnum & Bailey hire a former top CIA honcho to torment a hapless freelance writer for eight years? Plus, some goodies on the Felds family - makes for a
long but interesting read...
Interesting... I always knew there was a reason people
feared clowns but now it seems you need to fear the circus??? What has the world come to, I ask you???
posted by gloege
on Aug 30, 2001 -
7 comments
