The News: All The Fat That's Fit To Print
• Ken Lay: "This is not the outcome we paid for expected." [LAT]
• McDonald's milkshake foams at the mouth over mounting outcry, plans to fight criticism over deceptive marketing with stronger, even more deceptive marketing. [Tribune]
• Flames burns brightly in the eyes of devoted Weber Grill fans. [LAT]
• FCC to examine TV station's use of PR reels as news. Due to backlog, the first questionable story to be looked is one touting the benefits of "Agent Orange Juice." [LAT]
• Hasbro cancels plans for line of racy dolls based around 'Pussycat Dolls,' switches focus to My First Little Lolita rollout. [NYT]
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yeah, I've been starring at that pic and I don't see a single weber grill
Fritz writes:
"Too lazy to apply to become a commenter--particularly from work--but that linked article on the Weber grills strikes me as a version of the fake news the big evil corporations have been passing off to the local news broadcasts. Dunno if they're nationwide, but I've seen *lots* of Weber TV ads lately basically telling the same story. I'm sure Weber grills are just fine, but c'mon, is it "news"?"