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The long drought begins
Only 101 days until pitchers and catchers report.
Nov 5, 2009 3:22:19 AM
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Louis on HotWired's anniversary
: Great to read Louis Rossetto's memories of HotWired. I'd forgotten about a lot of the machinations that led up to its creation. We were essentially starting a start-up from within a start-up and risking both: Even internally, people were skeptical – our first business wasn't profitable yet and here we were starting another? In effect, we were taking the money that Condé Nast had given us for growing Wired circulation and investing it a completely unknown, untried, potentially dangerous project to invent Web media. Still can't believe it's been 15 years.
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Al Michaels traded for an 80-year old cartoon
Gotta love Hollywood. Buried deep in a New York Times piece about how Disney is re-imagining Mickey Mouse is the wonderful tidbit that Disney and NBC Universal settled an 80-year old dispute by trading a well known sportscaster for a cartoon character: Mr. Iger solved a right problems [sic] with the game by making a deal with NBC Universal in 2006. In the negotiations, Mr. Iger persuaded NBC Universal to trade the Oswald rights for rights to Al Michaels, the sportscaster. NBC wanted Mr. Michaels for its new football franchise and Mr. Michaels wanted to go, but Disney held him...
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