Imagine charging people to read James Carroll's Bush-obsessed rants. Bet they will try it.
UPDATE: I thought it was a feature, but it must have been a bug. A day later the Globe website is back to blue.
Comments on the news especially as reported or ignored by The Boston Globe
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Some Liberal Einstein at the Globe was obviously able to convince someone wearing a bow-tie that making the web site 'whiter' would save ink, and lower costs.
Oh no! the much anticipated 'underwear' screed may fall behind the Select wall!
Hasn't *Select* just made Dowd irrelevant? She was 'fisked' weekly everywhere before she became the price of a cocktail per week. Should be good place for the former seminarian.
A former priest, flymorgue. He was something of a celebrity priest in Boston during the early 1970s.
If the Globe would omit the Op Ed page from the print edition as well as the online edition, I might renew my subscription...we could always use the coupons.
If farmers are paid not to grow crops, why shouldn't the Globe realize a return for not publishing its dreadful Op Ed page?
Sorry, I'm fantasizing.
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