Friday, August 10, 2007
'The look of great white shark predation'
It must be Shark Week over at the Globe and Times. ... The Herald will respond. ... Seriously, it's amazing how sharks mesmerize people. It's not just 'Jaws.' I used to love National Georgraphic editions and TV documentaries featuring Great Whites even before 'Jaws.' Hell, National Geographic is still brilliantly at it with a 'kids' page for Great Whites. ... FYI: Notice that the shark story is the most emailed piece at the Globe, as of early this morning. ... Damn! ...
As for Hub Blog, I wouldn't think of using blood-thirsty sharks as a way to lure readers in. I couldn't imagine sinking to such online marketing lows. Yeah, some people might put in the same post NUDE LINDSAY LOHAN PHOTOS with GREAT WHITE SHARK ATTACKS SURFER. They might also put in 'Hot chicks! ... XXX ... Sex ... XXX ... Sex.' All for search-engine, aggregation and advertisering purposes. They might even point out their blog ads (such as the ones to the right ------>). No, I wouldn't do that. None of this Britney Spears, Britney Spears, Britney Spears XXX ... topless. ... Hot sex! ... Great White Monster Tears Apart Baby Seal search-engine and aggregation stuff. Nope. Not here. ...
Update -- Love this National Geographic debunking of a hoax photo of a shark leaping out of the water to attack a U.S. helicopter. At the same time, NG conveniently points to other shark photos on its site. ... Thank you! ... Before 'Jaws' and NG hoaxes, there was the Batman Movie. Click on it. It's still gripping drama of the highest order. ...
Update II -- I see that Adam thinks I'm running a Shark Week here. That's a lie. The photo above of a blood-thirsty Great White is for illustrative purposes only. And the references to NUDE LINDSAY LOHAN PHOTOS and GREAT WHITE SHARK ATTACKS SURFER and XXX and Hot Chicks! and XXX Sex and Britney Spears and topless are all part of my point about the sickening use of search engines to drive viewers to sites (and to advertisements such as the ones to the right ----->). ...
It must be Shark Week over at the Globe and Times. ... The Herald will respond. ... Seriously, it's amazing how sharks mesmerize people. It's not just 'Jaws.' I used to love National Georgraphic editions and TV documentaries featuring Great Whites even before 'Jaws.' Hell, National Geographic is still brilliantly at it with a 'kids' page for Great Whites. ... FYI: Notice that the shark story is the most emailed piece at the Globe, as of early this morning. ... Damn! ...
As for Hub Blog, I wouldn't think of using blood-thirsty sharks as a way to lure readers in. I couldn't imagine sinking to such online marketing lows. Yeah, some people might put in the same post NUDE LINDSAY LOHAN PHOTOS with GREAT WHITE SHARK ATTACKS SURFER. They might also put in 'Hot chicks! ... XXX ... Sex ... XXX ... Sex.' All for search-engine, aggregation and advertisering purposes. They might even point out their blog ads (such as the ones to the right ------>). No, I wouldn't do that. None of this Britney Spears, Britney Spears, Britney Spears XXX ... topless. ... Hot sex! ... Great White Monster Tears Apart Baby Seal search-engine and aggregation stuff. Nope. Not here. ...
Update -- Love this National Geographic debunking of a hoax photo of a shark leaping out of the water to attack a U.S. helicopter. At the same time, NG conveniently points to other shark photos on its site. ... Thank you! ... Before 'Jaws' and NG hoaxes, there was the Batman Movie. Click on it. It's still gripping drama of the highest order. ...
Update II -- I see that Adam thinks I'm running a Shark Week here. That's a lie. The photo above of a blood-thirsty Great White is for illustrative purposes only. And the references to NUDE LINDSAY LOHAN PHOTOS and GREAT WHITE SHARK ATTACKS SURFER and XXX and Hot Chicks! and XXX Sex and Britney Spears and topless are all part of my point about the sickening use of search engines to drive viewers to sites (and to advertisements such as the ones to the right ----->). ...
