http://www.bostonmagazine.com/blogs/boston/2007/12/11/too-short-to-be-usefu/ Just another www.bostonmagazine.com weblog Sat, 17 May 2008 00:45:06 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=wordpress-mu-1.2.1 /blogs/boston/2007/12/11/too-short-to-be-usefu/#comment-3507 mark Wed, 12 Dec 2007 22:36:30 +0000 /blogs/boston/2007/12/11/too-short-to-be-usefu/#comment-3507 Bad example, because it doesn't sound like running the full 800-word article would've been a good bet either. Now, if the article had been *written* as a shorter piece to begin with, we wouldn't have this problem. So it's really more a matter of poor editing by Metro than an example of the pitfalls of shorter stories. Bad example, because it doesn’t sound like running the full 800-word article would’ve been a good bet either. Now, if the article had been *written* as a shorter piece to begin with, we wouldn’t have this problem. So it’s really more a matter of poor editing by Metro than an example of the pitfalls of shorter stories.

]]> /blogs/boston/2007/12/11/too-short-to-be-usefu/#comment-3480 Greg Creedon Wed, 12 Dec 2007 13:36:35 +0000 /blogs/boston/2007/12/11/too-short-to-be-usefu/#comment-3480 And, if they had dug a little deeper, they'd have learned that much of the restoration work took place on Nantucket of all places where a guy has a small audio restoration business which has also done work for the Grateful Dead, Neil Young and several movies including the now in stores Close Encounters of the Third Kind. And, if they had dug a little deeper, they’d have learned that much of the restoration work took place on Nantucket of all places where a guy has a small audio restoration business which has also done work for the Grateful Dead, Neil Young and several movies including the now in stores Close Encounters of the Third Kind.

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