This is a weird feeling. We’re glad that David Carr liked the story we found (via Charles Apple) enough to retweet it, but a little bittersweet about the nature of the story. We hope that Carr’s 300,000+ followers get out of it the same thing we did — a strong sense of remorse and appreciation for great storytelling. We’re glad we were able to share this great piece of work the San Jose Mercury News put together.
Nine months of NYTimes.com headlines, updated twice an hour. (Source)
Best errant cron job ever.
Explore the E-mailsJoin The New York Times in examining Sarah Palin’s e-mail records by identifying messages you think deserve a closer look.
If you find something of interest, summarize what you see and tell us the e-mail date and page number. Include your name and e-mail address so we can notify you if we include your observation in an article.
Why merely give it to the NYTimes? Why not publish it yourself?
- Seeking Business, States Loosen Insurance Rules
- Syria Broadens Deadly Crackdown on Protesters
- U.S. Raises Pressure on Pakistan in Raid’s Wake
- A Bleak Life, Cut Short at 4, Harrowing From the Start
- 50 Years After Trial, Eichmann Secrets Live On
- Smugglers Guide Illegal Immigrants With Cues via Cellphone
Notice something different about today’s page? Perhaps a little faded and gray? Here’s why. That’s right: Newseum’s testing watermarks. Eww. Our take: There has to be a way for Newseum to deal with this on the server end (say, preventing mass downloaders) without sullying the great pages they offer up to the world.