Feb 18
Internet note posted by man linked to plane crash
Today, Joe Stack crashed a plane into the IRS. The Austin American-Statesman posted his "suicide note."
Editor’s note: We found this note on a Web site being pointed at by social media users. A search showed the domain that the note was posted on is registered to Joe Stack of San Marcos. A man by the same name, who has addresses in both Austin and San Marcos has been linked to today’s airplane crash.
But no links. Can we not be trusted to visit the sites ourselves?
Ironically, this note wasn't posted as a normal article but as a "blog" post.
Feb 10
Is he sleeping? Photo of McCowan TTC booth goes viral
Somehow they managed to describe the photo, the tweet, comments that magically 'pile up' — somewhere, out there, in the aether — and interview the tweeter all without linking back or showing anything.
Totally fucking useless.
Feb 9
MTV Removes Words "Music Television" From Logo
Music videos also still air on AUX TV. It's also a specialty cable channel and you can watch videos through its website.
I guess we need to call 411 to get the address.
Feb 8
The video was posted on YouTube by TTC rider Reuven Politi, who was getting fed up with frequent delays during his nightly northbound commute on the 310 Bathurst Blue Night bus.
But finding that video is left as an exercise to the reader.
Ironically, when I went to copy the blurb, the site automatically added the following to my clipboard:
(try it out: copy some text from a National Post article and paste it back)
Feb 8
The TTC has suspended a bus driver after a video showing he took an unscheduled break surfaced on the Internet.
How does one get on this Internet?
Update: There's now a link to the video in the "web links" section
