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Tag Archives: Balloon Boy
Arianna Huffington: Canned Commentary at the CMA National Convention
So early on this wet Toronto morning, in one of the cavernous convention halls of the Westin Harbour Castle, the Canadian Marketing Association presented its opening speaker–Arianna Huffington. We were all really looking forward to it–she’s very smart and one … Continue reading
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Tagged Arianna Huffington, Balloon Boy, Canadian Marketing Association, Facebook, Huffington Post, New Media, Twitter, YouTube
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Selling the Apocalypse: The Challenge of the Morning After
It’s becoming a common storyline. First, you introduce the unthinkable (“A mother of a child beauty pageant contestant injected her own eight year old daughter with Botox!”). Next, various news organizations run with this sensational story, assembling a cadre of … Continue reading
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Tagged 1994?, Balloon Boy, Botox Mom, Harold Camping, Olson, The Rapture, USAToday, Y2K
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WWHD? The Comic Virulence of the Hitler YouTube Meme
Knock-knock jokes… Top Ten lists… ”That’s what she said”… Over time, cultures build stockpiles of shared comic references. Back when we all watched Saturday Night Live, everyone copped Dana Carvey’s “Isn’t that special?” complete with the Church Lady’s off-balance lip … Continue reading
The Latest Web-Enabled Game: Worldwide-Hide-And-Seek
Most everyone does stupid stuff as a kid; you play games and try things with only the most minimal concern for personal safety (“Sure we were shooting each other with BB guns–but we were wearing shop goggles!”). It’s the nature … Continue reading
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Tagged Balloon Boy, Captain Sully Sullenberger, Falcon Heene, Larimer County, NY Times, Sheriff James Alderden, Twitter
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