The Week in Writings

A whole lot of stuff from the past two weeks:
The boys have a new blog post about their trip to Minnesota, and I wrote about their first baseball game together at the Philly Post. Also at Philly Post, I look at the double standard between Jerry Sandusky and Roman Polanski.
A lot of new stuff at ETell too- an essay about the anniversary of Michael Jackson’s death, and reviews of “Brave” and “Magic Mike.”
Over at Gadgetell, I review a new iLuv Android dock. Here’s all my recent bylines at the Tell sites.
And over on the CTPG sites, this week I was the editor of the CE Week Daily newsletter, covering CE Week in New York. Here it is.

At The End of the Week

Lots of stuff published this week. Here we go:
– First and best of all, Noah and Jonah’s new blog post.
– On the Philly Post this week, I look into whether or not Cole Hamels will stay with the Phillies.
– Here’s my column from the current issue of Tell Magazine, which got picked up by AppleTell and for some reason got more page views than anything I’ve written in months: “There is No iPhone 5.”
On EntertainmentTell, a whole lot of stuff:
– I review Wes Anderson’s “Moonrise Kingdom”
– I review Warren Littlefield’s book “Top of the Rock: The Rise and Fall of Must See TV.”
– How I watched all of Season 2 of “Game of Thrones” in two days.
– How you can get first-run movies in your home theater: a $35,000 installation plus $500 per movie.
– There’s a lot more: The full site here, my articles here, and if you haven’t yet, follow EntertainmentTell on Twitter.
And finally, I was out in Los Angeles for two days this week visiting Sony Pictures and their new Digital Motion Picture Center. Here’s a talk with the CEO of Sony Electronics, here’s a slideshow of the facility, and here’s an article about the center.
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