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Bob Lefsetz’s Mother Wants An iPhone

Bob Lefsetz’s Mother Wants An iPhone

Dave Lifton December 31, 2011 8

In which Bob Lefsetz tells of his attempt to teach his mother how to use her newfangled Apple gizmos.

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“Insanely Great”: Steve Jobs, 1955-2011

“Insanely Great”: Steve Jobs, 1955-2011

Matt Springer October 6, 2011 0

The worlds of technology and popular culture lost a true visionary yesterday with the death of Steve Jobs at age 56 due to complications from pancreatic cancer. We remember the man’s countless contributions to

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Steve Jobs, The Winningest Loser

Steve Jobs, The Winningest Loser

Dw. Dunphy October 5, 2011 5

At the announcement of his death, it was important to recount the "failures" of Steve Jobs

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Bob Lefsetz Thinks Graphs Are Sexy!

Dave Lifton August 16, 2011 14

Our new column, where we dissect the latest rantings from the crazy, fucked-up world of America's creepiest music and technology blogger/gadfly

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Fixing a Hole: The Beatles’ Imaginary Post-1970 Albums, Part 12

Mark Feldman February 1, 2011 20

Part 12: Flaming Pie (1997) This is where we officially get into the Beatles’ modern era.  By this point, the Fabs are a band which fully admits to being less cutting edge than they

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Bootleg City: Who’s Bad?

Robert Cass July 12, 2010 2

Yesterday morning I decided to take a leisurely bike ride along Whiskey River, the main waterway that runs through Bootleg City. (Technically, the river is one-tenth moonshine due to a leak from Matthew Boles’s

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The iPad, Digital Comics, and the Lost Generation

Scott Cederlund June 25, 2010 1

Depending on who you listen to and/or read, the dawning of the digital age of mainstream comics is either the new lifeline the comic industry needs to survive — as three million iPad owners

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Numberscruncher: Who Needs the Radio?

Ann Logue January 5, 2010 12

When I was a kid, I had to listen to whatever the DJ picked. One of the odder decade-end lists was Nielsen’s list of the most-played singles on radio between 2000 and 2009.  It’s

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TV Review: “Independent Lens: Objectified” (PBS)

Ken Shane November 17, 2009 1

Gary Hustwit is best known (to me, anyway) as the filmmaker behind the award-winning documentary about Wilco, I Am Trying To Break Your Heart, and his film about synthesizer pioneer Robert Moog, simply called

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