Here’s a little parody.
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Sounds Familiar
An election too close to call, a media baiting the candidate of the left to concede before the votes are counted. Hmmm. Haven’t we heard this one before?
The End of Authorship. . . .or just reading?
In today’s NYTimes Magazine, John Updike has a piece defending authorship and books against the usual digerati critiques. I basically agree with it, but I took special note of the following: Kevin Kelly, identified as the “senior maverick” at Wired magazine, the article describes a glorious digitalizing of all written knowledge. […] Unlike the libraries …
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It’s a Slow News Day When the Owner of the Newspaper Dies
Today’s Globe and Mail is overrun with fawning praise for a billionaire. Among the headlines “He liked poking around antique shops and buying at Loblaw’s.”