Leave that little green box next to the intern-bullsh*tted horoscopes to the 2nd Amendment defenders and otherwise voiceless a–holes across this metropolis. Continue reading
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MEDIA FARM: RAGTIME
The summer is easily the weakest time of the year for newspapers. It’s when advertising revenue aspires to boost itself up to “in the toilet” stature, while the heat roasts the already-mushy brains that a majority of Boston’s working journalists are saddled with.
This means that what was awful reporting in general, only gets worse.
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PIMP MY DIG BOX
Walking through the Artisan’s Asylum is like opening 100 boxes of Cracker Jacks and pulling out better and better prizes as you dig deeper. Continue reading
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MEDIA FARM:THE BOSTON DAILY DEALS
It’s 2011, do you know where your Daily Deal website is?
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MEDIA FARM: ADVANCING AGE
There was a lot of hubbub generated on Monday when Advertising Age made a big to-do about how rich people read newspapers. Continue reading
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BRIMJOB- SO YOU WANT TO BE A JOURNALIST?
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FEEDBACK: VOLUME 15, ISSUE 12
Let’s chat. So, you hear from us a lot. Like, every week in print, every 20 minutes on DigBoston.com, every 15 minutes on our Facebook page, and every … millisecond in the Twitter-sphere. Our dearest apologies … only not so much. Continue reading →