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A brief note on an unexpected encounter | Jimmy Guterman's blog
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Jimmy Guterman's blog. Media, technology, management, and the rest of it. A brief note on an unexpected encounter. Leave a comment ». Earlier tonight, right after dinner, in an attempt to delay having to clean the kitchen, I took the dog for a walk. One of the places we stopped was a convenience store across the main street, a place where the employees are reasonably friendly to me and exceedingly friendly to the dog. When I hear the anger and outrage so many express against these children, I want those ...
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Jimmy Guterman's blog | media, technology, management, and the rest of it | Page 2
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Jimmy Guterman's blog. Media, technology, management, and the rest of it. Carrie Brownstein’s Sentences Stand Out. Leave a comment ». Credit: Chad Batka for The New York Times. Hunger Makes Me a Modern Girl. As in her best Sleater-Kinney and Wild Flag songs, Brownstein wrote a memoir that simultaneously shares what something feels like in real time and considers how it’s different now that she’s had a while to let those emotions cook. Anyone who regularly comes up with sentences like. The bad news: Only ...
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writing | Jimmy Guterman's blog
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Jimmy Guterman's blog. Media, technology, management, and the rest of it. Archive for the ‘ writing. In which one gifted journalist sizes up a giant. Leave a comment ». Mike Lien/The New York Times, 1971. The effect on the business was profound, as if Chuck Berry had walked into a Glenn Miller show and started playing guitar. 8212; One of many, many wonderful sentences in David Carr’s remembrance of Ben Bradlee. So in 1969, [Bradlee] conjured Style. October 22, 2014 at 7:20 pm. My inequality essay for TED.
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music | Jimmy Guterman's blog
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Jimmy Guterman's blog. Media, technology, management, and the rest of it. Archive for the ‘ music. Ladies and gentlemen, Lonnie Mack! Leave a comment ». The death of Lonnie Mack. Is going to get lost amidst the rightful sadness over Prince’s demise, but I want to share a few words urging you to replay Mack’s. Of That Memphis Man. In between “Kiss” and “When Doves Cry” today. Mack envelops himself in the ballads; Where There’s a Will There’s a Way and the climactic Why demonstrate his measured, thoughtful...
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journalism | Jimmy Guterman's blog
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Jimmy Guterman's blog. Media, technology, management, and the rest of it. Archive for the ‘ journalism. This Is What the End of The Boston Globe Looks Like. Founded in 1872, is no NewCo. It’s infuriating, provincial and absolutely essential to my community. Although I read it almost exclusively online these days, I do enjoy that virtual thud announcing there’s a new. Available to me every morning, on my screen if not at the end of my driveway. It’s stuffed under a link to a different story, a blurry imag...
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In which one gifted journalist sizes up a giant | Jimmy Guterman's blog
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Jimmy Guterman's blog. Media, technology, management, and the rest of it. In which one gifted journalist sizes up a giant. Leave a comment ». Mike Lien/The New York Times, 1971. The effect on the business was profound, as if Chuck Berry had walked into a Glenn Miller show and started playing guitar. 8212; One of many, many wonderful sentences in David Carr’s remembrance of Ben Bradlee. So in 1969, [Bradlee] conjured Style. October 22, 2014 at 7:20 pm. Laquo; A brief note on an unexpected encounter. Best ...
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work | Jimmy Guterman's blog
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Jimmy Guterman's blog. Media, technology, management, and the rest of it. Archive for the ‘ work. I am now at work, blogging about blogging about blogging for work. Leave a comment ». My latest post for work: A new theremin, a new way to learn, a new way to work together. My latest post about blogging for work: Blogging for business: you are no longer just you. The trick, even if you are no longer just you, is to figure out how to bring as much of yourself as you can. Enjoy the recursion …. I’ve en...
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Father and son | Jimmy Guterman's blog
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Jimmy Guterman's blog. Media, technology, management, and the rest of it. Leave a comment ». Which one will you be doing? 8212; Teddy Thompson’s Folk-Rock Family Reunion. November 7, 2014 at 1:27 pm. Laquo; Prince, “Partyup”. Best three sentences in a book review by an 11-year-old of all time of the day. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Please log in using one of these methods to post your comment:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your Google account. ( Log Out.
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The Hyphens
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The Hyphens are an original Boston rock act. They have a blog, and this is it. Well that was interesting, too. 25 Jul 2006 08:19 by Doug. Funny or scary, the bottom line is that they were consistently entertaining. I don’t think everyone dug the set (although a lot of people did), but I don’t think anyone was bored. 8221; And nobody seemed to mind that we were more straightforward and less confrontational. Posted in Gig Reports. Well, that was interesting. 25 Jun 2006 11:31 by Doug. Since my amp was pres...
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Media diet, summer 2014, part 2: music | Jimmy Guterman's blog
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Jimmy Guterman's blog. Media, technology, management, and the rest of it. Media diet, summer 2014, part 2: music. Leave a comment ». Dialogue guaranteed reported verbatim:. You posted your first media diet piece. More than a month ago. Where’s part 2? I have job, a family, a house …. No, really. How long can it take to do something like this? It’s just a damn list. I don’t want to publish a list. Lists are boring. Two of your books are just lists. Pause) Oh. I’ll get to it right now. All I’ve heard...
