Businessweek flashing some confounding signals from week-to-week.
Continue ReadingLooking at this pic, it feels like the transition from war to art photography is finally complete.
Continue ReadingMight the scale and theater here embody raised hopes of a possible end game in Iraq and Afghanistan?
Continue ReadingTo follow up (because little Trig was really the catalyst for the Santorum Tumble), I was interested to know whether and how much Sarah's Downs son was being showcased these days.
Continue ReadingWhile China struggles with its "Emperor brats," is the only way to stoke the Western competitive spirit these days (not to mention, more online clicks) through consumer envy?
Continue ReadingThere is something of a parallel process in play where the visual media gets to now take over the fetishizing of the Congressman, it's own prurient interests driving their own creating and posting of tawdry pictures of him.
Continue ReadingHere's a few points deconstructing the Newsweek Mitt Mormon cover. (Or, a few points on Newsweek's Mitt Mormon destruction cover.)
Continue ReadingWhether the bunny is a Fukushima mutation or not is not really the issue.
Continue ReadingThis morning, BagNews was named one of LIFE’s top 20 photo blogs. Although proud of my own work, what I’m especially pleased about is the acknowledgement of our overall mission, and the recognition of an extended community of extremely talented people involved in making the Bag what it is....
Continue ReadingPoppies and opium fields have been favorite visual subject matter since the war began. In this case, the question is how much resonance there is between the dreamy pictures, the effect of the plants and the logic of the build up and now, potential drawdown?
Continue ReadingDoes the New Yorker cover capture the collision between today's anti-government mood and the health movement, or just a little natural resistance to a growing trend? (If it's the later, though, somebody please tell Coca-Cola.)
Continue ReadingPlay him as a non-nonsense managerial type and he's got a chance. Otherwise...
Continue ReadingPalin's big-time religious shape shifting.
Continue ReadingMore signs of the political power trip.
Continue ReadingYou pick your battles, don't you? (A comparative reaction to stunning news Germany is abandoning nuclear power.)
Continue ReadingNo, this Chevy ad doesn't have the buzz factor of the subtle Bud "Gay's in the military" tribute, it just panders straight out.
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