Seen already.

...but can we do something about it?

I have to agree with Freedomworks (the people who brought you teabaggers) on this. Foes can sometimes turn into friends while fighting a common enenmy.

Face it, with Newsday, NY Times going to the pay to read model and with the rest of News Corp papers doing the same I think this is the direction the rest of the industry is headed. Though I believe a simpler way to pay would be to have an aggregator like Google charge us for the news and distribute the revenues to the individual content providers whenever I click on the feeds. At the same time, if I prefer to go freebie, I would get the same (but lower quality?) news from one of the other sources all grouped under the same subject.

Unlike traditional TV where you need ratings like Nielsen, to get advertisers, Hulu could just show the traffic that comes to their site.

In Soviet Russia, ISS facilities use you!

As long as it doesn't collide with another satellite. :)

OMG - JP Morgan!

First Clue - Saroj Hariprashad

Second - Jamie Dimon is the CEO of JP Morgan!

My past two jobs were ended with

"I don't know half you half as well as I should like and I like less than half of you half as well as you deserve."

It always leaves a little mystery. :)

Now, what can brown do for you?

Due to budget cuts and to save on fuel costs, Axel is designed to climb up Mt. Everest and blast off to outer space from there.

I know that N*Star already provides an option in Mass. of getting your energy from wind turbines for a smaller fee. I just hope other companies follow suit.

If anyone wants to read what the Alliance To Save Nantucket Sound wants to say about this, it's here.

I hear Bill O'Reilly is moving to Mass. to 'bloviate'.

The last decade heralded the smart cellphone revolution. Cellphones with more and more features including camera, bluetooth, wireless, PDA yada yada.

I think what we are witnessing here is the beginning of the camera revolution. Smart cameras with wireless capabilities. Soon we shall see direct integration with social networks, ability to communicate over Skype etc. Innovation from the other end of the spectrum.

Or does the anchorwoman have a head shaped like an onion?