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		<title>By: kmcleod</title>
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		<description>Iâ€™ve been so busy since being chosen Time Magazineâ€™s Person of the Year. I thought &quot;The Penguin in Cinema&quot; would be picked, so I was genuinely surprised when chosen. As I use my new celebrity status to pick up chicks, I still suspect a profit-minded bit of flattery in Timeâ€™s decision. Magazines and newspapers seem to chase and woo new social technologies--and their indisciplines--in a way thatâ€™s unnecessary. Walter Lippmannâ€™s virtues can still be preserved if papers run their blogs like an electronic variation on the special interest and leisure columns that they already print.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Iâ€™ve been so busy since being chosen Time Magazineâ€™s Person of the Year. I thought &#8220;The Penguin in Cinema&#8221; would be picked, so I was genuinely surprised when chosen. As I use my new celebrity status to pick up chicks, I still suspect a profit-minded bit of flattery in Timeâ€™s decision. Magazines and newspapers seem to chase and woo new social technologies&#8211;and their indisciplines&#8211;in a way thatâ€™s unnecessary. Walter Lippmannâ€™s virtues can still be preserved if papers run their blogs like an electronic variation on the special interest and leisure columns that they already print.</p>
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