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That's a quote from a review of somebody else's book.
There's an important correction now appended to the Slate blog's essay about Jezebel.
It went to Free Press and will come out in 2010.
Oh God. We seem to have gotten a copy of former Gawker editor–recent 'Times Magazine' cover subject/ chronic-oversharer Emily Gould's book proposal, 'And the Heart Says, "Whatever."'
Blogger Emily Gould's 'Times Magazine' cover continues to ruffle feathers, Scarlett Johansson relocates to a totally boring neighborhood, and Baker & McKenzie partner Martin Weisberg is indicted — again. All that and more in our daily roundup of media, real-estate, law and finance news!
The megagrocer finally defends himself against allegations that he sabotaged the stock of his competitor Wild Oats by posting anonymously on a Yahoo bulletin board.
The former Gawker editor's lengthy blog confidential has some interesting statistics.
Thus, a word of warning to those who will read the story and make judgments about the blog generation.
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