During Westwood’s interview, Jay said he wanted to bust this out during his live show. Maybe that will be tomorrow…
July, 2009 Monthly archive
This track is slept on like whoa. Off of Puff’s first album, you get Jay and the late Chris Wallace. Pardon me y’all, the Great Chris Wallace.
Classic Jay. Download available here.
For last year’s Glastonbury Festival, Jaguar Skills put together a great mix Jay material for Radio One. You can listen to the mix below or download it here.
The Roc is in the building. I’ll be posting Jay shit all day long to get ready for tomorrow’s show. For starters, enjoy this classic SNL skit, Murder in the Make-Believe Ballroom.
http://www.engadget.com/2009/07/30/wsj-apple-going-to-ces-2010-reality-nope/
Now, I’m not saying Apple won’t be there. But Gary and the CEA certainly never said or implied that they would, and Charny certainly didn’t cite any other sources. Maybe by “Apple plans to attend” Charny meant one of Apple’s 32,000 employees would happen to be in Vegas next January. Of course, the greatest irony of this little dinner was the lively debate at the end of the evening sparked by one particular old school BusinessWeek journalist who laid claim that tech blogs like Engadget publish first and ask questions later. Right.
This dog was loving life at the soccer tournament I was at this past Saturday.
http://www.nytimes.com/2009/07/28/business/media/28nbc.html?partner=rss&e…
The deal maker is gone. Now it’s the cable guy’s turn.
http://thefuturebuzz.com/2009/07/28/web-pr-relationships/
For big, larger than life plays, successful web PR is based on great content and pull ideas that tell a story. But what about the less obvious yet more frequent daily mentions, links and endorsements that are a regular part of the web? They’re not about buzz so much as they are about relationships.
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