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  • #trainwrecks

    Whoops: MTA $343 Million Short

    Uh oh! MTA doomsday budget time again! (Is it already... any time of year, at all?) Farewell, W train! Goodbye, Z train! Hope you didn't need to get anywhere at night or on a weekend! More »
    12/14/09
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    By Pareene
  • #altarcations

    Scoring Sunday's Nuptials: Super Special Awesome Crazy Vacation Vows Gallery Edition.

    Gawker Weddings Expert Phyllis Nefler's on vacation, and I'm forcing her to file today, because it's late and Angela Merkel has yet to get facepunched. NYT's Weddings & Celebrations, we're taking you on this week together, gallery style. More »
    12/13/09
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    By Phyllis Nefler & Foster Kamer
  • #frontpages

    Public Option? What Public Option?

    Yesterday it was news that the public option had died in the Senate healthcare bill. Today it's news that Senators think it's a good thing. Oh well. It was a nice idea. Back to poverty and sickness everyone! More »
    12/10/09
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  • #theendisnear

    The Return of Pay Per Post and the End of Twitter: Internet as One Long, Subversive Ad

    Remember the moment you knew MySpace was doomed? It came in the form of obnoxious ads. Which your Twitter stream is about to be. So: are you making that cash, or being cashed in on? Pay Per Post is back. More »
    11/22/09
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  • #gossiproundup

    Michael Lohan and Jon Gosselin Actually Formed a Coalition of the Azzwizzards

    Kind of like a Harry Potter book, right? Michael Lohan's now Jon Gosselin's contracts expert. Nothing but squares at the Daily News. Robert Pattinson hates his life. Carrie Prejean: monumentally stupider than previously imagined. Here's your Saturday Morning Gossip Roundup: More »
    11/21/09
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  • #internalmemos

    Jeff Bewkes Motivates Remaining Time Warner Employees With Management-Speak

    11/04/09
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  • #media

    How Newspapers Are Wording Their Own Obituaries

    If anyone else is weirded out by newspapers trying to dispassionately report news of their decline, look away now. More »
    10/27/09
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  • #twits

    Meet the Georgetown University Sophomore Who's Hiring a Personal Assistant

    Charley Cooper, an undergrad at Georgetown University, is a busy kid. So he's hiring a personal assistant. Ten to twelve bucks an hour. Five or so hours a week. What—you expect him to do his own laundry? More »
    10/22/09
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  • #goldmanproject

    Goldman Sachs' Neediest Cases

    In advance of Goldman Sachs' anticipated gargantuan charitable donation calculated to mask the stench of its taxpayer-financed cash bonanza, CityFile rummaged through the past recipients of Goldman's largesse. Guess what they found? Tony, preposterously expensive private prep schools, that's what! More »
    10/20/09
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  • #balloonboy

    Exclusive: I Helped Richard Heene Plan a Balloon Hoax

    For the first time, 25-year-old researcher Robert Thomas reveals to Gawker how earlier this year he and Richard Heene drew up a master plan to generate a massive media controversy using a weather balloon. To get famous, of course. More »
    10/17/09
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    By Robert Thomas