Mike Cassidy's Loose Ends (Free subscription) | yesterday
OK, so it took a little more doing than he first thought, but Tad Malone finally got his classroom-in-a box on its way to Africa. I wrote about the Silicon Valley Boy Scout and his very Silicon Valley-centric Eagle project in May. Malone, son of journalist Michael Malone, had lined up a 40-foot cargo container filled [...]
newsjiffy (Free subscription) | 08/17/2008
David Zucker's new film, An American Carol, parodies Charles Dickens' A Christmas Carol to attack the American left. The film has activist Michael Malone (Kevin Farley), a parody of Michael Moore being shown "the error of his ways" by three American heroes who try to convince Malone to support Independence Day (odd, considering I've never heard Michael Moore make any negative comments about the holiday)....
Joan Tintor (Free subscription) | 08/17/2008
"An American Carol" opens October 3rd The holiday in An American Carol is not Christmas and the antagonist is not Ebenezer Scrooge. Instead, the film follows the exploits of a slovenly, anti-American filmmaker named Michael Malone, who has joined with a left-wing activist group (Moovealong.org) to ban the Fourth of July . Along the way, Malone is visited by the ghosts of three American heroes--George...
Tampa Bay Online (Free subscription) | 08/09/2008
Michael Malone said he and friend Jimmy Cadicamo once beat up a guy with a baseball bat because he made the mistake of offering cocaine, during a wedding, to a Gambino crime family captain.
Tampa Bay Online (Free subscription) | 08/09/2008
Michael Malone said he and friend Jimmy Cadicamo once beat up a guy with a baseball bat because he made the mistake of offering cocaine, during a wedding, to a Gambino crime family captain.
moot! (Free subscription) | 08/04/2008
Reading Bid to have ISPs keelhaul the internet pirates I'm astounded at the rampant idiocy displayed by AFACT. I was going to rant about why their proposal is retarded but thankfully my thoughts have already been voiced by Michael Malone. Michael Malone, chief executive of iiNet, described the three-strikes policy as "crazy", primarily because "ISPs aren't the ones who should decide what's legal or...
Entertainment Base! Fun! Daily! (Free subscription) | 08/01/2008
Vivendi Entertainment picked up the U.S. rights to David Zucker’s new comedy An American Carol. Imagine for a moment, a retelling of A Christmas Carol, but instead of Ebenezer Scrooge, we have a cynical, anti-American documentary filmmaker unsubtlely named Michael Malone, who sets out /> Zucker is known as the mastermind behind Airplane! and [...]
BlogNetNews.com/Iowa (Free subscription) | 07/26/2008
Our own beloved David Zucker, creator of Airplane!, is making a new satirical film called "An American Carol". Politico reports that it will take special aim at Michael Moore including a scene where Moore's character "Michael Malone" is smacked around in a porta-potty by real-life Bill O'Reilly. Also features several [...]
A United Methodist Emerging... (Free subscription) | 07/02/2008
I have read, so far, Empire Falls by Richard Russo as well as just finishing The Last Noel by one of my favorite novelists, Michael Malone. I am trying my best not to be obsessive about setting goals, etc. around getting a certain number of books read by the end of leave. That seems, somehow, to be antithetical to "relaxation." I gotta say that I really enjoyed Empire Falls... it reminded me of so...
Dayton Daily News (Free subscription) | 06/29/2008
Michael Malone wants you to ask yourself: How old is the bag of salad mix on your grocery store's shelf? When was the lettuce actually picked, and where?
Lost Remote (Free subscription) | 06/11/2008
You probably know that KSL.com and WRAL.com beat their newspaper competition in traffic, but there are over a dozen more, reports Michael Malone in B&C. Some of the common themes are strong weather coverage, video and user-generated content (in KSL.com’s case, its free classifieds.) And I would also add that it’s a product [...]
Everyday Ethics (Free subscription) | 05/27/2008
Broadcasting & Cable Michael Malone says investigative reporters in all corners of the country are increasingly encountering the "Stop Snitching" campaign, which makes it tough to find cooperative sources for crime stories. He writes: "News veterans in several markets speak of children as young as 8 wearing Stop Snitching T-shirts and chanting the mantra to officers and reporters alike."
The Hollywood Liberal (Free subscription) | 05/20/2008
How to Profit from the Election James Cramer, New York Magazine The Next American Frontier Michael Malone, Wall Street Journal [...]
The Intangible Economy (Free subscription) | 05/19/2008
An interesting essay by Michael Malone in today's Wall Street Journal (The Next American Frontier): The entire world seems to be heading toward points of inflection. The developing world is embarking on the digital age. The developed world is entering...
The Creativity Exchange (Free subscription) | 05/19/2008
Writing in the Wall Street Journal, Michael Malone argues that we are rapidly become one: The most compelling statistic of all? Half of all new college graduates now believe that self-employment is more secure than a full-time job. Today, 80%...
