Speaker: Are we seeing the end of MSM, and is that a good thing?
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Ian Dalziel, in reply to
Clouseau wears Sherlock’s hat? AAAARRRRGGGGGGGHHHH
I hear your pain...
...any fool knows it's more of a Drop Brim Fedora -
Joe Wylie, in reply to
...any fool knows it's more of a Drop Brim Fedora
More like a posh version of an Australian giggle hat than a Baker Street dorksteerer.
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Looks like John Key is moonlighting as a sub for the NZ Herald website:
Watch: We inerview burglary victim Hamish Cook
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Alfie:
Time to bring on the subs.
simon g:
Current lead story on the Herald website is … just not news.
Breaking news: Lack of subs leads to lack of depth charges.
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Ian Dalziel, in reply to
Lack of subs leads to lack of depth charges.
Nice!
"Damn the torpedoes, full speed ahead!" -
Another classic Fairfax fail. Whenever you browse image libraries they have these helpful little keywords to assist in your search. Good stuff. However cut & pasting all of them for reuse as your photo caption is not usually recommended.
And nobody at Fairfax noticed. Doh!
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Ian Dalziel, in reply to
And nobody at Fairfax noticed. Doh!
They've picked up on that and changed it to the more 'off the cuff' caption:
Police arrested four men in relation to a stolen vehicle in Coromandel. -
Now Weldon and Mediaworks are eroding what few privileges NZ journalists once had...
http://www.stuff.co.nz/business/industries/78927208/mediaworks-admits-leaking-reserve-bank-of-nz-rate-callNewshub has admitted it leaked the Reserve Bank of New Zealand's March 10 official cash rate decision.
As a result of the leak, the bank will end its long running tradition of allowing journalists who agree not to make any external communication to read the statements ahead of the official release.
After the Reserve Bank's surprise decision to lower the official cash rate on March 10, blogger Michael Reddell claimed that he was told of the decision almost an hour before the embargo lifted. -
Rich of Observationz, in reply to
Leaking it to a blogger when they could have called a broker and made a moderate amount of money in a fairly short time. Bizarre.
Maybe it's because that website where people could gamble anonymously on inside information isn't around any more?
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Hangry... something which at first appeared to be another front page Herald typo. However it was quoting a Katy Bradford tweet, so I guess it's applicable to the story.
And what does the Herald do when they have hardly any information at all? Repeat what you have... three times! And leave in the "Tweet embed" code for good measure. Sheeesh!
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Ian Dalziel, in reply to
plane language…
quoting a Katy Bradford tweet,
Ahem, that’d be Katie Bradford
:- )The Stuff iteration of this story also mentioned ‘Hangry’ 3 times
so I’m not sure if this commenter "I believe ‘Hangry’ is the term you’re looking for…" was being ironic or moronic – I’d like to think the former.One does wonder though how ‘a woman nearly caused a riot’ – did she ‘almost’ stir a crowd of other passengers into a violent disturbance of the peace – I can imagine the woman in question did have an outburst of uncontrolled emotion, but how did it 'just about' escalate into a plane-wide riot?
While words build pictures, details are lacking… -
Sacha, in reply to
it's a legit modern word
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Ian Dalziel, in reply to
it’s a legit modern word
Did I dispute that somehow?
I thought I was just corroborating its repetition...
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Third story on the Stuff front page right now.
So, when you’ve already like, reported the death toll, y’know… earlier, and then you want to report it again. Is that when it becomes a told?
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Joe Wylie, in reply to
...and then you want to report it again. Is that when it becomes a told?
Catatafish tale will soon be told....
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The Stuff front page once again demonstrates a ssad llack of aany ssubediting sskills.
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Another idoitic error from the Herald.
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Matt Nippert at te Harold had this snippet of info aboot Media Works for y’all .
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Whoops
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Today's Herald
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Shit finally hitting the fan today for Mediaworks wrecker Mark Weldon?
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Ian Dalziel, in reply to
Full speedos ahead...
Shit finally hitting the fan today for Mediaworks wrecker Mark Weldon?
He's hitting the 'Hilarity Barrier' at speed...
Swimmers are not team players! -
Deal: Fairfax's Stuff platform to carry TVNZ video content as well as their own.
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The temperature of the crater lake at the top of Mt Ruapehu has risen in temperature
Does no one at the Herald bother to read what they have written ?
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Rosemary McDonald, in reply to
Shit finally hitting the fan today for Mediaworks wrecker Mark Weldon?
He’s hitting the ‘Hilarity Barrier’ at speed…
He's certainly shitting hilariously with this...
I do believe the full depths have been sounded.
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