Gossip News » “Nick Bilton http://lpkz.com Gossip this, Gossip that, News? Gossip! Fri, 30 Jul 2010 22:00:00 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 Sarah Palin Praises Glenn Beck With Gibberish [Media Crack] http://lpkz.com/journalismism/sarah-palin-praises-glenn-beck-with-gibberish-media-crack/50834/ http://lpkz.com/journalismism/sarah-palin-praises-glenn-beck-with-gibberish-media-crack/50834/#comments Thu, 29 Apr 2010 18:55:04 +0000 admin http://Gawker-5527424 In your pleasant Thursday media column: Sarah Palin produces a string of English-language words that ostensibly describe Glenn Beck, a NYT reporter is hazy on sourcing rules, Barack Obama smooches the press, and management moves at Forbes. More »
]]> In your pleasant Thursday media column: Sarah Palin produces a string of English-language words that ostensibly describe Glenn Beck, a NYT reporter is hazy on sourcing rules, Barack Obama smooches the press, and management moves at Forbes. More »
]]> http://lpkz.com/journalismism/sarah-palin-praises-glenn-beck-with-gibberish-media-crack/50834/feed/ 0 Overheard: Facebook’s CEO Hates Privacy [Twitterati] http://lpkz.com/twitterati/overheard-facebooks-ceo-hates-privacy-twitterati/50459/ http://lpkz.com/twitterati/overheard-facebooks-ceo-hates-privacy-twitterati/50459/#comments Wed, 28 Apr 2010 23:31:38 +0000 admin http://Gawker-5526782 A New York Times writer heard Facebook's CEO doesn't believe in secrets; a Facebook flack disapproved of the writer's secrets; and Barry Diller's wife refused to give up her fur secrets. The Twitterati sought loose lips. More »
]]> A New York Times writer heard Facebook's CEO doesn't believe in secrets; a Facebook flack disapproved of the writer's secrets; and Barry Diller's wife refused to give up her fur secrets. The Twitterati sought loose lips. More »
]]> http://lpkz.com/twitterati/overheard-facebooks-ceo-hates-privacy-twitterati/50459/feed/ 0 Twitterati at Breaking Point, Just in Time for SXSW [Twitterati] http://lpkz.com/twitterati/twitterati-at-breaking-point-just-in-time-for-sxsw-twitterati/34214/ http://lpkz.com/twitterati/twitterati-at-breaking-point-just-in-time-for-sxsw-twitterati/34214/#comments Fri, 12 Mar 2010 00:44:01 +0000 admin http://Gawker-5491513 Alex Blagg is not going to improvise like some sort of monkey; Lily Allen is not going to stand for your "fat whore" condolences; and Nick Bilton is not particularly enjoying this week's pressure cooker. The Twitterati defied reality.

The Daily Beast's Tina Brown joined Twitter and promptly got to promoting herself, just like a native.

"No worries, it's all good" is probably not the best response to Celebuzz.com editor Alex Blagg's anti-laid-back rejoinder. But it might be an entertaining one, ultimately.

It sounds like the blog and book are going spectacularly for the New York Times's Nick Bilton. And, worrisomely for us, perhaps pyrotechnically.

Singer Lily Allen is so offended that she's actually now offended by your perception of her offendedness. "Fat whore" is the insult with its own radioactive fallout.

And so it begins. Time to shut off Twitter for a week. (And "facepunch" the Guardian's Silicon Valley contributor, if it makes you feel better.)


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]]> Alex Blagg is not going to improvise like some sort of monkey; Lily Allen is not going to stand for your "fat whore" condolences; and Nick Bilton is not particularly enjoying this week's pressure cooker. The Twitterati defied reality.

The Daily Beast's Tina Brown joined Twitter and promptly got to promoting herself, just like a native.

"No worries, it's all good" is probably not the best response to Celebuzz.com editor Alex Blagg's anti-laid-back rejoinder. But it might be an entertaining one, ultimately.

It sounds like the blog and book are going spectacularly for the New York Times's Nick Bilton. And, worrisomely for us, perhaps pyrotechnically.

Singer Lily Allen is so offended that she's actually now offended by your perception of her offendedness. "Fat whore" is the insult with its own radioactive fallout.

And so it begins. Time to shut off Twitter for a week. (And "facepunch" the Guardian's Silicon Valley contributor, if it makes you feel better.)


Did you witness the media elite tweet something indiscreet? Please email us your favorite tweets - or send us more Twitter usernames.

]]> http://lpkz.com/twitterati/twitterati-at-breaking-point-just-in-time-for-sxsw-twitterati/34214/feed/ 0 Facebook Flack Learns True Identity [Twitterati] http://lpkz.com/twitterati/facebook-flack-learns-true-identity-twitterati/29882/ http://lpkz.com/twitterati/facebook-flack-learns-true-identity-twitterati/29882/#comments Fri, 05 Feb 2010 01:07:53 +0000 admin http://Gawker-5464608 Andrew Golis began investigating Carly Fiorina's demon sheep; Richard Roeper cursed out Google; and Brandee Barker looked herself up. The Twitterati don't stop digging.

Facebook's Brandee Barker is "a strange Canadian child that wants Ellen underwear." Or so she was told.

The Chicago Sun Times' Richard Roeper probably just needs to clear his cookies.

Yahoo News's Andrew Golis demands answers, about the furry.

The Obama Administration definitely shouldn't try to slip any junk-food-related changes past the Associated Press's Phil Elliott.

The New York Times was all over the front page of the internet's tech section, and Bits blogger Nick Bilton loved it.


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]]> Andrew Golis began investigating Carly Fiorina's demon sheep; Richard Roeper cursed out Google; and Brandee Barker looked herself up. The Twitterati don't stop digging.

Facebook's Brandee Barker is "a strange Canadian child that wants Ellen underwear." Or so she was told.

The Chicago Sun Times' Richard Roeper probably just needs to clear his cookies.

Yahoo News's Andrew Golis demands answers, about the furry.

The Obama Administration definitely shouldn't try to slip any junk-food-related changes past the Associated Press's Phil Elliott.

The New York Times was all over the front page of the internet's tech section, and Bits blogger Nick Bilton loved it.


Did you witness the media elite tweet something indiscreet? Please email us your favorite tweets — or send us more Twitter usernames.

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