508 is a show about Worcester. This week’s panel is Nicole, Tina Zlody, and Brendan Melican.
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Love in practice is a harsh and dreadful thing compared to love in dreams.
508 is a show about Worcester. This week’s panel is Nicole, Tina Zlody, and Brendan Melican.
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See also: 2009 signs, 2009 candidate websites, 2007 candidate websites. I’ll update this entry as I see more signs. Readability claims are based on my walking around the city with my glasses off.
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Thanks to everyone who was at the Worcester “blogger coffee” this morning!
Eight bloggers, three old-school media guys, and one child attended. The conversations were great, and it was nice to see the faces and hear the voices of the people behind the posts I read each day.
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508 is a show about Worcester. Today’s panel is Ken Peterson and Brendan Melican.
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There hasn’t been a meetup of Worcester bloggers in some time, so this Saturday, Sept 11, at 9am there will be a Worcester “blogger coffee” at the Friendly’s in Tatnuck Square (642 Chandler Street). This is a chance to meet some of the other folks making our local internet an interesting place. If you are a non-blogger looking to chat with bloggers (I know at least one political campaign manager in this category), you’re certainly welcome, but be warned that 6 or 7 bloggers is a great turnout for these things–this isn’t a big networking event.
508 is a show about Worcester. This week’s panel is Brendan Melican and Mike Benedetti.
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508 is a show about Worcester. This week’s panel is David Druin, Melissa Smith, Kyle Moda, Bill Sontag, Tim Lowe, Paul Cotnoir, and Brendan Melican.
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The Worcester Telegram & Gazette’s long-awaited paywall is finally up today.
The cost for an online subscription is $14.95 per month.
After viewing 10 articles in one calendar month, you’ll be required to get a paid site account.
We’re currently (though not for long) print subscribers, so I could register for a free site account, but I’m curious about the technical details of the firewall, and so I haven’t registered yet. (Karl Hakkarainen blogs his registration experience here.)
This morning, I’m finding that deleting my cookies is enough to enable access to previously-denied articles. Seems like refusing cookies works, too. I admire that when their paywall fails, it fails in favor of the reader. That’s real user-friendliness, and it takes guts.
This Jeff Barnard rant from April is still worth reading.
Update: Here’s a bug someone sent in, and which I’ve confirmed. (Let me know if it doesn’t happen to you.)
You know how if you visit a T&G page, and leave it open for a few minutes, it refreshes? This seems to count as an additional article view.
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508 is a show about Worcester. This week’s panel is Tom Khoury, Billy, Laura Suroviak, and Brendan Melican.
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508 is a show about Worcester. This week’s panel is EPOCA.
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