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All of Today’s Parties

All of Today’s Parties, originally uploaded by swanksalot.

The previous owner of this copy of "All Tomorrow’s Parties" must have owned a cat, because both of my cats constantly sniff the book, even months later.

Written by swanksalot

October 10th, 2008 at 8:05 pm

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- Death of the Chicago Tribune - March 12
  She told the paper that although its survey hadn't let her say so, she was "also appalled by the significant drop in the quality of what little news is reported. ...The Trib is a pale shadow of the paper it used to be, and Sam Zell obviously doesn't give a shit about readers like me .
- News America Purchases Floorgraphics - March 12
  Whoa, that's one way to settle a lawsuit that is going poorly… News America Marketing, a unit of the News Corporation that produces coupon inserts and sells advertising in supermarkets, settled a lawsuit this week with a competitor that had accused it of anticompetitive behavior and corporate spying. ... In a brief statement, a spokeswoman for News America confirmed the acquisition, saying, “We’re pleased to be expanding our network of stores to better serve our customers and we’re very excited to incorporate the quality network so ably developed by Floorgraphics.”

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