Good question. That cream pie clip of Bill Gates is pretty funny.

I wonder how they rank “hose who scored and those who were floored” ?
Any guideline?

City Beat is definitely on the hunt for a bloggers article. I have a feeling that they are trying to find a slant both different from The Reader, which has republished collections of entries from local bloggers and the Union-Tribune, which tossed them off as a “Web fetish.”

I will ask editor Dave Rolland to comment here.

Also, it’s great to come across your weblog. I’ll make sure to pester Joe (who is very busy moving right now) to add it to SanDiegoBloggers.com.

Thank you for your comment and the clarification, but I should note that bloggers did not write this post, I did, it was my mistake. And I definitely did not intend to quote out of context. Rather, I was looking for a single sentence to convey that Ms. Beak’s column covers the upcoming change for the SDDT. I changed “writes” to “reports” which hopefully clarifies that it is not Ms. Beak who makes the decisions for the Daily Transcript, but rather that she reports them.

Speaking at a San Diego Press Club forum, San Diego Daily Transcript editor
Reo Carr said the 118-year-old paper will dump the print edition and go online
exclusively within a few years. “People don’t want the paper anymore,” he said,
using words that undoubtedly inspired his staff and the paper’s sponsors.

tell a friend.