Author archive
- All the allegedly Canadian words in the OED (2010.12.10)
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All 573 Canadian English headwords from the OED
- Tell Roger Ebert and Pat Bowes about HCO (2010.12.10)
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Roger Ebert and Pat Bowes can actually still use the phone, via hearing carryover (HCO) at the relay service. Won’t somebody tell them?
- Magazine editor thinks like magazine editor (2010.12.09)
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Virginia Heffernan gets set straight by Graydon Carter. Oh, and the Ontario government flew her up here to give us advice last summer
- ‘Mad Men Unbuttoned’: Sometimes blogs should stay blogs (2010.12.08)
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Natasha Vargas-Cooper’s Mad Men Unbuttoned worked better as postings on the Awl
- Brûlé’s ‘Monocle on Bloomberg’: ‘The Desk’ manqué (2010.12.07)
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Tyler Brûlé’s new show on Bloomberg will be familiar to Newsworld and BBC Four viewers who remember The Desk (2005)
- The crisis in book design (for once, averted) (2010.12.03)
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I have the scoop on the design of the Giller-winning Sentimentalists. Also: Family Compact publishers, could you go fuck yourselves?
- Canada’s national newspaper covers the pressing issue of ‘diary subsidies’ (2010.11.28)
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There is no central copy or readback desk at the Globe and Mail. The tale of Australia’s “diary subsidies” tells us why that is actually not a good idea
- Newspaper sites are so bad they require ‘public integrity’ to rescue them (2010.11.28)
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Why do newspapers think an “HTML5 product” will do anything their existing Web sites can do? (Updated 2010.12.06)
- Even Paul Rand cannot overcome the influence of a medium (2010.11.27)
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You don’t have to be Andrew Keen to recognize that each medium has his own biases and changes the way you communicate. Just ask Angry Paul Rand