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Category Archives: journalism
The Sacred, the Profane and the Nothing-Based Economy
A friend recently sent me one of those scarcely credible “grosser than gross” stories that both defy and defile the imagination, and that seem to be all the more popular amid the anonymity of the internet. Yet this one was … Continue reading
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Tagged blogs, DC, Gawker Empire, Jezebel, journalism, Wonkette
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