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Being an Author is Humbling, and Sometimes Degrading, but it Has its Moments
The Mob Forms Here
Wanna See How Fast Social Media Can Work? On Wednesday, Nov. 18, Be Part of a Teeming, Throbbing, Surging Crowd of Do-Gooders
Why McCain Lost
Eerie Echoes of Bush -- i.e., George H.W. Bush
What's so striking about this election is that we've seen it before, in 1992, when George H.W. Bush ran for re-election against a young Democrat named Bill Clinton. Here's a column I wrote back then. Tell me if it doesn't sound awfully familiar.
'Paging Dr. Mengele. Paging Dr. Mengele...'
When 'German Engineering' Yields the Wrong Associations
Crispin Porter & Bogusky is not trying to elicit the most grotesque echoes of the Holocaust in its latest effort for VW. But, either due to an institutional tin ear or vast histroical ignorance, they've somehow managed to do it anyway.
Victory!
Comcastmustdie.com Has Shamed Comcast Into a Modicum of Respect for Its Customers
'You a Disgrace to the Man Race'
So let me shoot you with Snickers bars. Or, better yet...
Lost Souls?
Trying to Explain the Difference Between Commentary and Vandalism
I didn't know Paul Tilley, the DDB creative executive who committed suicide a week ago, and I would never presume to divine what was going on in his life, much less his head, when he jumped from a Chicago hotel room to his death. But I do know this: In his last days, whatever else was tormenting him, he was also under professional and personal attack from persons unknown -- most of them, presumably, subordinates -- who used the shield of internet anonymity to mercilessly disparage him.
