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Whenever the WSJ gets punchy, I get giddy. The Photoshopped telethon image is riotous, and very un-WSJ. All the better.
4:15 AM Jun 3rd
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You know you've made it when the WSJ uses your nickname--Black Swan--and not your actual company name in a headline.
4:08 AM Jun 1st
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Reads like Peggy Noonan. But how hard do you have to work before you can figure out who wrote this Sotomayor pap?
10:46 PM May 29th
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Unsure whether to be impressed or terrified by the WSJ using South Park as a way to argue against Obama policies.
4:06 AM May 26th
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Any weirdness in the WSJ is welcome, especially in its contractions. "There mightn't be a rush for the exits."
4:48 AM May 21st
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Community banks: Dying or thriving? WSJ says the latter: NYT Mag says the former:
4:04 AM May 19th
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No URL yet, but the WSJ now has Steven Friedman's scalp.
2:40 PM May 7th
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The coolest interactive infographic WSJ.com has run yet. Extremely helpful to understand the stress test shenanigans.
4:40 AM May 7th
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Worth reading for the headline alone:
4:01 AM May 4th
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A rare trend story with actual statistics to help prove the thesis.
4:38 AM Apr 30th
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"Who's South Africa's first (and second and third) lady?" Does the Slate Explainer proud.
4:19 AM Apr 30th
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WSJ gets the last laugh, puts Death of Portfolio story on B8.
4:21 AM Apr 28th
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@ The TwitterFeed RSS will die an unremarkable death, with handpicked links and content to TBM and other outlets.
9:50 AM Apr 27th
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We're thinking of merging @ with its parent @. We'll continue to critique media and the economy there. Thoughts?
7:26 AM Apr 27th
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Piece about private-label electronics never bothers to define what private-label electronics are.
4:44 AM Apr 27th
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Worthy piercing of Facebook study. I'd write this on columnist's wall, but that would be so '08. So I Twitter instead.
4:27 AM Apr 22nd
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"Giving Barney Frank more voting power is more likely to induce panic than restore confidence." Barney, you got served.
4:17 AM Apr 21st
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Every now and then, we're reminded that newspapers can kick the govt in the teeth when they want to. Treasury gets booted:
3:52 AM Apr 20th
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What's more dispiriting? Running a trend story on Comic Sans in 2009, or that it provoked 210 comments within 5 hours?
3:44 AM Apr 20th
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Story about tech behind Benjamin Button is running now? As opposed to Oscar season, when we saw it a million times?
8:51 PM Apr 19th
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- Name WSJquips
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