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Tuesday, December 31, 2002

Spike's Pick Hits:. The Best of 2002 from the Spike Report: "From a Wal-Mart wedding to the Hitlers of Long Island, Spike selects the most intriguing items published online during the past year." If he didn't exist we would've had to invent him. OJR [Follow Me Here...] 11:21:54 PM  Permalink  comment []

Top Ten Stories of 2002. Meantime, here are the Top Ten Stories of 2002, voted by readers of ZDNet. [JD's New Media Musings] 11:16:46 PM  Permalink  comment []

Outflanked Democrats Wonder How to Catch Up in Media Wars. Democrats are scouring the nation for a liberal answer to Rush Limbaugh and others on the deep bench of Republican friends. By Jim Rutenberg. [New York Times: Politics] The progressives have let the right rule the airwaves for too long. Troubel is, the so-called conservative story is so much more tailored for the media: it's based on fear, resentment, envy, parochialism, finger-pointing, name calling. That sort of thing boils down so easily in the media. It's going to be harder to tell a progressive story, based on facts and not hysteria. For example, it's a lot easier to say something like "kill the murderers" than it is to look past the revenge to see why capial punishment doesn't work. 11:12:51 PM  Permalink  comment []

Top Science Stories of the Year From Scientific American. 11:06:34 PM  Permalink  comment []

Top 10 Business Stories of 2002. Plus, low consumer confidence ends the year, and shareholders welcome Tyco's accounting errors. [The Motley Fool] 7:39:05 PM  Permalink  comment []

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