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• Whats the Recipe?

  
  Considering Lily — Authority: 475
  Whats the Recipe?: When you start to cook, as when you begin to live, you think that the point is...
  7 hours ago

• Talkies and Continuous Showings

  
  The Muffyoglb — Authority: 123
  In 1930 -- several years after the arrival of the talkies -- The New Yorker continued to make references to the phenomenon, indicating that talking pictures were still a bit of a novelty. Heres a cute story from the January 11, 1930 issue: No doubt about it, the talkies do complicate life. A talkie-goer has made ...
  10 hours ago

• Fair and unfair criticism of Glenn Beck

  
  Bookworm Room — Authority: 634
  I have to open this post by saying that I have never seen Glenn Beck, not even for a second.  I don’t like the emotional school of journalism and, in any event, I prefer to read, not watch, my news.  I do appreciate Glenn Beck, however, for two things:  his ability and willingness to break the stories no one ...
  13 hours ago

• Condé Nast Developing Digital Version of Wired

  
  NYConvergence - A digest of New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut digital media technology news — Authority: 134
  Magazine publisher Condé Nast is partnering with Adobe to build a digital version of the companys tech magazine Wired for electronic reading devices. The application will be available by the middle of 2010, and will be the first of several digital applications they are planning for their stable of magazines,  ...
  18 hours ago

• Richard Wilbur

  
  The Life and Times of Bill Janovitz - Part Time Man of Rock — Authority: 112
  The House Sometimes, on waking, she would close her eyes For a last look at that white house she knew In sleep alone, and held no title to, And had not entered yet, for all her sighs. What did she tell me of that house of hers? White gatepost; terrace; fanlight of the door; A widow’s walk above the bouldered ...
  1 day ago

• I just purchased a subscription to The New Yorker. Oh, the anticipation…

  
  Considering Lily — Authority: 475
  I just purchased a subscription to The New Yorker. Oh, the anticipation…
  1 day ago

• New Yorker Cartoons Now on XBox, For Some Reason [The Future]

  
  Gawker — Authority: 869
  A tipster points out that fancy Xbox Live "Gold" subscribers are offered an amazing selection of animated New Yorker cartoons. Animated! What better target audience that Xbox Live addicts? Click to...
  1 day ago

• The Cubicle Queue: The New Yorkers Funny People, Everyday New Yorkers, and More!

  
  Home | The New York Observer — Authority: 699
  Tired of clicking around YouTube and iTunes for online videos of substance? Search no more! The Observer has your weekly handy guide to whats worth watching on the Web. One in 8 Million series on NYTimes.com - How many times have you walked around the city streets wondering about the people who pass you by every ...
  1 day ago

• iCandy

  
  PUMPKINROT.COM: What's Brewing — Authority: 143
  Image source. [IMG: http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_ZzhKqCSNjzw/SwWIQixyJrI/AAAAAAAANDQ/5LJ6OF9n3Aw/s400/halloween_issue_new_yorker_chris_ware.jpg]
  1 day ago

• 2 GenX thinkers have new books out

  
  junkdrawer67 — Authority: 116
  Malcolm Gladwell (b. 1963) and Steven Levitt (b. 1967 [same year as me, which of course makes me feel like a loser, because what have I done, right?]) both have new books out. Both are GenXer and both are innovative thinkers. Indicative of the GenX mindset they think quite differently than most others in their ...
  1 day ago

• The Man Behind the King Tut Exhibit

  
  Marissabidilla — Authority: 422
  The King Tut exhibit arrived at the De Young Museum in Golden Gate Park last summer, which means that for months I have been living a ten-minute walk away from one of the worlds most priceless collections of Egyptian antiquities. But I still havent been to see it. First, I didnt feel like dealing with the crowds; ...
  2 days ago

• ‘Dilbert’, New Yorker Cartoons Head to Babelgum First

  
  Tubefilter News — Authority: 610
  Babelgum has picked up exclusive first run distribution rights on Scott Adams’ Dilbert animated cartoon series as well as the New Yorker’s and a handful of others— Bloom County , Michael Fry and T Lewis’ Over the Hedge , Paul Gilligan’s Pooch Café and Richard Thompson’s Cul de Sac . The deal is ...
  2 days ago

• Devouring Pages By Nightlight

  
  NPR Blogs: Blog of the Nation — Authority: 135
  By Sarah Handel Right now, three books are on my nightstand. Cherries In Winter by Suzan Colon is the one I dipped into last night. Its the story of how magazine editor Colon is weathering the industrys massive downsizing (which included her losing her own job, and dwindling freelance opportunities) by ...
  2 days ago

• The Coming Age of Small Business-Part 2

  
  Bigg Success — Authority: 124
  Malcolm Gladwell wrote a great article for The New Yorker a while ago. He talks about how David beats Goliath . It’s a great read full of stories about underdogs. The main story is about a girl’s basketball team that made the national championships when they shouldn’t have won a game. The other stories – ...
  2 days ago

• Birth of a Notion

  
  My Pink Half Of The Drain Pipe — Authority: 117
  When people ask "where do you get your ideas?", the correct answer is "I stare out of a window, allow my eyes to unfocus, turn my mind into reverse gear, and rinse and repeat for four hours". The difficulty is enormous. To catch flying ideas, a cartoonist must always be prepared with a notebook to take down ...
  3 days ago

• New Yorker Cartoon-Maker Invites Japery [Diversions]

  
  Gawker — Authority: 869
  Can you make a funnier cartoon than us in the new New Yorker online "Cartoon Kit?" Christ, I hope so. Submit yours in the comments, and win the admiration of your peers. Thats what its all about,...
  3 days ago

• LOC 11/17/2009: Palintology

  
  Left Of Center Podcasts — Authority: 132
  News And Idiotech as always, Charles Phillip Macabee III gives us a review of Going Rogue, and Snatch Jenkins has found the solution to all the stress you have in your life. We’re going to be adding a new feature to the show, “The Rabbit Run”, that will contain a hop around the web to all the links I find ...
  3 days ago

• 25 Media Maxims from Ken Auletta

  
  Unlikely Words — Authority: 475
  Ken Auletta from the New Yorker wrote a book about Google, “Googled: The End of the World as We Know It” and before he published it, he cut the last chapter of 25 media maxims . Click the link above to read the chapter, or see below to see them in cribbed form. You might recognize the first maxim from Steve ...
  3 days ago

• What Kellogg’s and the Great Depression Can Teach You About PR and Marketing

  
  F.A.D.S. — Authority: 459
  A few weeks ago, my friend Steve McKee wrote in his BusinessWeek column about companies doing their growth a big disservice in a down economy when they cut their advertising and PR budgets. You can read the article and comments here . Then, when I asked each of you what you’d like to read about in future ...
  3 days ago

• James Cameron “New Yorker” Interview

  
  Lost In A Supermarket — Authority: 143
  If you’re a fan of sci-fi or film in general, I highly recommend Dana Goodyear’s interview with James Cameron in the latest issue of the New Yorker . It’s an incredibly insightful, well written examination of one of America’s best auteur filmmakers, living or dead. (If you don’t think so, best be prepared ...
  3 days ago

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