Comments on: writing about dying industries has always been one of the new york times strong suits http://www.popculturetourettes.com/archives/130 Sat, 31 Jul 2010 09:57:16 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2.1 By: AH http://www.popculturetourettes.com/archives/130#comment-733 AH Thu, 07 Aug 2008 21:08:24 +0000 http://www.popculturetourettes.com/archives/130#comment-733 Finally had - made - time to read all of this and explore all the side links too. Why can't I ever just read what I'm given *sigh* The tour read was fascinating - admire the guy's guts and attitude - hope he manages to build a career for himself. Finally had - made - time to read all of this and explore all the side links too.
Why can’t I ever just read what I’m given *sigh*
The tour read was fascinating - admire the guy’s guts and attitude - hope he manages to build a career for himself.

]]> By: Karen http://www.popculturetourettes.com/archives/130#comment-731 Karen Fri, 01 Aug 2008 15:07:35 +0000 http://www.popculturetourettes.com/archives/130#comment-731 The articles were interesting on many levels. They both touched on product placement – something about which there has been recent talk with relation to TV and movies as well. Loved the video, of course. Regarding McCarren Park Pool, I knew Wilco was appearing in New York City in August, and it’s nice to have this history of the venue. Would it be too cliché and silly to say that McCarren Park is melting in the sun now? The articles were interesting on many levels. They both touched on product placement – something about which there has been recent talk with relation to TV and movies as well. Loved the video, of course. Regarding McCarren Park Pool, I knew Wilco was appearing in New York City in August, and it’s nice to have this history of the venue. Would it be too cliché and silly to say that McCarren Park is melting in the sun now?

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