Rick mentioned Walter Mossberg's profile in The New Yorker yesterday and I just want to add that if you're interested in seeing what he has to say, you should check out D: All Things Digital. It's a new Web site devoted to news, analysis and opinions on technology, the Internet and media. Mossberg and Kara Swisher, who wrote the Journal's "BoomTown" column, are co-executive editors of the site. BoomTown is back -- this time in blog format!
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May 11, 2007
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