to ever doing it. she came out publicly and said she has googled herself. she made the statement when she was addressing the crowd saying, i google myself, thinking i could get tidbits of what people really think of me. and goes on to say, no human being should read the comment sections or google yourself at any time. have you ever googled yourself? i have. i have. it s not a smart thing to do. i m totally with her on that. do not google yourself. have you? with people watching? on loan in my room? i might google myself. why not? i m just interested in seeing what s out there about me. good and bad. okay. fair enough. you know who definitely does google myself, i would put money on it, kim kardashian. she s putting all these pictures of herself out there. and there was a new selfie. there it is. the post-baby bod. where s the motorcycle? i don t see where s kanye. i know.
at night. that would be $16 in the airports i ve been to. i love the fact that it s a little ice cream glass. all crystal. i washed up after myself and cleaned the cup and put it back and that was that. eventually the guys board a plane and head home. soon after, larry and joe post stuck online. we didn t expect it to blow up. maybe i expected a thousand views at most. but just one week later, the video has more than 100,000 hits. in chat rooms, in comment sections, viewers dissect the video debating its authenticity. a lot of people say this is going to take at least a six-man crew. we were getting away with stuff that most people wouldn t get away with. especially in an airport in america. everyone s so, you know, tense about it. but with newfound notoriety comes new fears. when this went viral people started saying that can t be appropriate. that must be dangerous and
sorry, saying not only was he ashamed, but his father would have been ashamed. he inspired him, fostered him in a sense of grievance, in some way he wasn t recognized fully for his accomplishments. the touchstone was something he came back to as he thought about the parents and the young dead daughter. it s powerful, powerful stuff. it brings out the human side. there s another scandal, as well, perhaps small in some ways but profound in the age of digital journalism, is the seating of comment sections and trying to push back or rebuke and discredit people who criticized the murdoch empire. there s this astonish array of things. i ve felt with the fox p.r. for year, covered the media over the past 13 years, and they re the most intensive, aggressive shop i ve dealt with. it s not personal. it s intentional. dissuade from doing it and warn others not to. in this case, what they did, they had staffers for years go
comment sections because they tend to be a grotesque reflection of the media culture surrounding them. finally newsweek s new owner ibt media has a draconian dress code banning everything from denim jeans to halter tops to open-toed shoes. one line caught my eye. well groomed business style hair of natural color is required. can you imagine if that rule was imposed at network television? bye-bye blond. that s it for this edition of media buzz. we ll continue our conversation online and on our home page. thanks for watching. tit is monday september 30th. we begin with a fox news alert. all eyes are on washington this morning as our government. inches closer to a shut down. what will the impact be to our
i made mention of senator ted cruz voting for the bill, defunding obama care. he actually voted for thedural . most websites love getting comments from readers but these can turn into a cesspool. popular science shut down their comment sections because they tend to be a grotesque reflection of the media culture surrounding them. finally newsweek s new owner ibt media has a draconian dress code banning everything from denim jeans to halter tops to open-toed shoes. one line caught my eye. well groomed business style hair of natural color is required. can you imagine if that rule was imposed at network television? bye-bye blond. that s it for this edition of media buzz. we ll continue our conversation