Today in sports.
Barry Bonds is back in the news.
However, at at least half of the world could care less. This, according to one poll conducted by ESPN.com.
The poll, asking the public whether or not they feel Bonds will be indicted for charges stemming from alleged steroid use. The choices are “Yes,” “No,” and “Don’t care.” [...]
Yes I do check my e-mail.
Here is a video sent to me by someone who prefers to remain anonymous.
It may be the longest video that I have ever posted on PRrag, but it is an interesting commentary on public policy and is generating quite a buzz on YouTube. The bulk of the video lists off [...]
This is the future of air travel. Composites, made of two different materials fused together to form one better material, will be used to build all airplanes in the not-so-distant-future.
The first commercial airliner made of composite material is the Boeing 787 Dreamliner, is a dual engine airplane that can carry upwards of 300 passengers. It [...]
President Bush was caught by an open microphone during a candid conversation with British Prime Minister Tony Blair. During the conversation, the president allegedly expressed anger and frustration towards the United Nations for their apparent lack of action in the latest Arab-Israeli crisis.
Bush turned to Blair and said: “See the irony is what they need [...]
I really could just make a blog out of Boston Herald covers.
The Herald has a way of doing this, however, and now we’ve seen almost a full week of front-page coverage. That’s a serious Buzz and a serious problem for the public relations efforts of the Big Dig companies and politicians.
I promise that I’ll have [...]
Here’s the fourth consecutive in what is quickly becoming a series of Boston Herald covers calling for someone to be held accountable for the Big Dig crisis.
Well, it’s starting.
The Boston Globe is reporting this morning that the latest Big Dig crisis is not the first series of problems for Modern Continental Construction Co., referenced in this reporter’s initial coverage.
The article cites the previous problems with the Central Artery/Tunnel project, including water leaks and defective walls. Also, financial troubles and what is [...]
In case yesterday’s cover didn’t quite do it for you:
Media Nation has some more coverage of the Big Dig tragedy.
Bostonians calling for blood, media drawing it.
A Jamaica Plain woman was killed yesterday when a section of ceiling from a highway tunnel failed and crushed the car that 38-year-old Milena Delvalle rode in. Her husband, 46-year-old Angel Delvalle was able to escape through the inches of opening that remained between the 12-tons of panels and [...]
