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If it's Monday, it must mean Nick Denton and his sites are mentioned in a media article. In this picture accompanying today's Times article about Denton and his lemonade stand/"Web Media Empire," Denton shows Meg Hourihan and Peter Rojas the Internet.
Sites which turn lemons into lemonade: porny Fleshbot, gossipy Gawker, gadgety Gizmodo, and kovert Kinja. Or see the Hungarian cartel at the recent Fleshbot party and technorati at the Gizmodo/Wired party via photos at Bluejake.
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i think we should have a caption contest for this picture.
"Look, Meg, a 'hyperlink'!"
Might that be the first public screen shot of Kinja?
"Here is the story about me in NY Magazine. And, here is one in Wired Magazine. Oh! Look! There's a story about me in the NY Times. And this a link to the profile in..."
"I can't look at Kinja anymore, I'm going to throw up!"
ET, blog home.
"Look, someone's left a smudgy fingerprint on the screen just... here"
'Oh no, Paris Hilton is still out-whoring me!'
And right here, in paragraph nine, is my stipulation that everybody wears black long sleeves with a white collared shirt. Peter, looking sharp. Meg, you don't have your collared shirt on today. What happened?
"See, we can get these Aero chairs for cheap from the dot-com that failed up the street..."
"How did you get it to FEEL like a Fleshbot?"