Songwriter Jonathan Mann of Berkeley, Calif., has come up with a unique format to express his editorial opinion. Huffington Post or some other online newspaper would be smart to hire the Rock Cookie Bottom guy to post his song-a-day exclusively at that site to drive hits.
Irony aside, listen to Saving Newspapers, The Musical (DEMO).
Click here for Mann's entire playlist. Most-viewed: Hey Paul Krugman (A song, A plea), seen more than 151,000 times.
Monday, March 30, 2009
Novel daily editorials
Posted by Molly McCoy at 12:43 PM 0 comments
Labels: Jonathan Mann, Rock Cookie Bottom, rockcookiebottom.com, saving newspapers, song a day
Wednesday, March 11, 2009
Website find of the day
News and Verse blog's motto is "light verse, ripped from headlines."
Clever stuff. Today's entry:
NEWSWIRE--Accused investment scam artist Bernie Madoff is expected to plead guilty today and could face life in prison.
A pink slip means your laid off,
A furlough means you're day'd off
A buyout means you're paid off,
All, better off than Madoff.
Posted by Molly McCoy at 10:52 AM 1 comments
Labels: Kevin Pierce, News and Verse, ripped from headlines
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