And the winner of the ‘Clueless Headline of the Week’ Award goes to…
September 16th, 2008 | No comments…the New York Times, for A Sense That Wall St.’s Boom Times Are Over.
Have they been hiding in a cave for the last year or what?

…the New York Times, for A Sense That Wall St.’s Boom Times Are Over.
Have they been hiding in a cave for the last year or what?
Via (where else) but The New York Times:
Today our beta version of Times Reader for the Mac becomes available. The beta is free for all registered members of NYTimes.com to download and try.
From perusal of the comments, most are none too happy about installing the Microsoft Silverlight plugin in order to make this “reader” work.
Silverlight [...]
The New York Times has opened up their pay wall, Times Select, citing the need to embrace search engine traffic and online advertising.
Meanwhile, they’re bleeding to death, and smart folks are calling for a web shakeout.
Next stop? Google buys them, in bankruptcy court?
I was fishing, thereby missing the action….NOT
The New York Times has spoiled the fun.
Fake Steve agrees, noting “people around the world have been robbed of their sense of childlike wonder.”
Mainstream media now rushes in to sponsor FSJ.
Pamela Jones says Dan Lyons is a hypocrite, just in case you “want to sue.”
I can only suspect FSJ [...]
I can’t help but smile with glee over this…
The issue of zombies and the problems they cause on the networks has hit the New York Times.
No, I am not happy because the New York Times is my favorite paper or anything; my joy comes from the awareness it is providing. Too many people just [...]
Journalism.org recently released their 2005 report on the state of the news media. We have seen a lot of interesting changes taking place in news. Participatory journalism, centering on the blogosphere, has been the main event. But lets not forget the battles Google News has had and is having, The New York [...]
The major news wires, the blogging community, the technology forum community, and everyone else on the planet, has picked up on this story from The New York Times entitled