Shake Down and a Start Up
It's a grand day on the internets as one great site gets a revamp (not that it needed one) and another site takes its first cyber-steps towards greatness. The wise and wonderful Melissa McEwan has decided to turn over her asylum even more to the inmates, so Shakespeare's Sister is now Shakesville. Go say hi.
And more locally, the Santa Barbara Eight have opened up a new news shop, the Santa Barbara Newsroom. Best of all, it's free--none of that you have to pay for all our content BS you get at some other Santa Barbara "news" site. (News-Press' motto: "All the news we say is news that we make you pay for.")
Actually, best of all, it's really news, written by professionals who had the misfortune ofworknig working [updated 4:34 pm] for the wrong woman.
And more locally, the Santa Barbara Eight have opened up a new news shop, the Santa Barbara Newsroom. Best of all, it's free--none of that you have to pay for all our content BS you get at some other Santa Barbara "news" site. (News-Press' motto: "All the news we say is news that we make you pay for.")
Actually, best of all, it's really news, written by professionals who had the misfortune of
Labels: good reads, news-press, shakesville
posted by George at 3:33 PM
5 Comments:
"...professionals who had the misfortune of worknig for the wrong woman"
Excellent coinage! A new word is born.
Sloppy proofreading on my part. Updated and corrected.
Hey I knew what he meant, all the letters were there, but the content is what is important. You insist on professsionalll type proof-reading, check out the real deal of the Santa Barbara 8, the anti-NP site by fee and example. How's their TV show ? Some worried folk at KEYT?
Thank you for the announcement, George! Much obliged. :-)
Melissa is everywhere!
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