Monthly archive January, 2006
It’s a sign of the times. As the world gets more and more connected and products like Google Earth become more popular it’s become evident that there are new forums for advertisers. This Target store seems to agree. The power of the image indeed. More zany weirdness at Google Sightseeing. So anyone interested in buying...
After weeks of specualtion, leaks, and countless delays, Carl Zeiss made it official. Zeiss Lenses for Nikon F Mount are coming! Not that I could ever afford one, but it’s knee-snapping monumental news all in the same. We’ll be seeing the first Zeiss lenses soon. With the Planar T* 50 mm F1.4 ZF and the...
In color. Tonight’s installment: Nice to meet you murder. Today (and by today I mean last Friday) I went into the offices of SVCN to fill out some paperwork for my upcoming internship with Los Gatos Weekly-Times. Everything went smoothly. (Why are W-9 forms so intimidating? I mean they are so simple.) I was introduced...
Today the American Civil Liberties Union filed a lawsuit to stop President Bush from wire tapping Americans without a judge’s order. No word from Bush, but me thinks it may have been sparked by bad intelligence. (Psst… Bush is… well you know… it’s like beating a dead horse.) Actor William Shatner sold his kidney stone...
Originally published September 08, 2005. With the confirmation hearings of Judge Samuel Alito making the news of the day, I thought it might be pertinent to republish a column I wrote last year during John G. Roberts’ confirmation hearings. I guess it just goes to show, nothing ever really changes. Monday will be a historic...
This Friday I begin an internship at Los Gatos Weekly Times , a localized paper under the umbrella of Silicon Valley Community Newspapers. SVCN publishes the Almaden Resident, Campbell Reporter, Cupertino Courier, Los Gatos Weekly-Times, Rose Garden Resident, Saratoga News, Sunnyvale Sun, and Willow Glen Resident. As of now, I don’t have a solid list...
And the hits just keep on rolling for Ted Koppel, or KoppelCo. as I’m going to start calling it. (Feel free to use it. I know you’re going to steal it anyway.) According to an AP story, Al Jazeera courted Koppel. No details were given on what the Arabic television news channel proposed to Koppel....
When Ted Koppel left ABC News and “Nightline,” the show he built in March 1980 in the midst of the U.S.-Iranian hostage crisis, it was a blow for journalism, but not an unexpected move. A move some say was long brewing after ABC went behind his back in an attempt to woo David Letterman’s Late...
The Spartan Daily Photo Staff — Fall 05 Clockwise from top middle: Elizabeth Nguyen, Kevin White, Ben Lui,Daniel Sato, Phil Bedrossian, Shaminder Dulai, and Diana Diroy. *Contact me for the sitcom pitch 😉 As the Fall semester at San Jose State University comes to a close, so does my tenure as a Photo Editor for...
If you’re like me, you love animation and you love good music. Do yourself a favor and check out this Radiohead video I found floating around. *56K warning: It may take a moment to load, be patient. Also is it just me getting older or does the new music these days tend to displease? When...
It seems every multinational corporation from AT&T to Intel is creating a new logo these day. Perhaps Kodak just didn’t want to be left out. Kodak Chariman and CEO Antonio Perez unveiled the new design during a speach at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES). “This introduction is the latest step in the company’s broad brand...
Who says late night TV has to be giggles and gags? Last night David Letterman interviewed Fox News Channel’s Bill O’Reilly on his CBS Late Show and summed the man up with a few choice words. “I have the feeling that 60% of what you say is crap…” –Letterman to O’Reilly on CBS The Late...