The Good Doctor's legacy
Via The Frontburner (who gave us some link love today), Phil Luciano points to the antithesis of HST's work, something that could be solved with the magic we hope to create with Pegasus. (Yes, dammit. We said "magic." Get used to it.)
They say people are too busy to read newspapers. I say people are too busy to read boring newspapers. Newspapers once heaved and gasped and screamed with the intensity of the cities and people they covered.
Not anymore. Today's reporters are dullards. They have college degrees. They're book smart. That's good. But they treat reporting like a cubicle-dweller at IBM. They wait for news to happen: an agenda out of City Hall or news release over the fax.
Like we said: Use the new technology to enable us to go old school.
Hmmm, Hildy Johnson taking pictures with his cell phone and filing remotely with a wireless laptop?
Posted by: Mark Tapscott | February 25, 2005 at 05:52 PM
Exactly. Except Hildy would probably file from a bar with wireless, as opposed to Starbucks.
Note to the proprietor of The Pressbox -- get a wireless connection, STAT!
Posted by: Peg | February 25, 2005 at 07:00 PM