The New York Times decided to provide its web readers with live video coverage of the Oscars ... except they didn't have any footage of the actual ceremony or its participants. Instead, the coverage consisted almost entirely of media writer David Carr and film critic A.O Scott watching the show on TV. They spoke rarely. But snacked often. Carr, in fact, spent more time putting food into his mouth during long periods of the broadcast than he did uttering words out of it. Scott was just as bad -- ...
The New York Times' Live Video Of The Oscars Is A HUGE Embarrassment (NYT)
Business Insider - 25 Feb 2013 07:34
The New York Times decided to provide its web readers with live video coverage of the Oscars ... except they didn't have any footage of the actual ceremony or its participants. Instead, the coverage consisted almost entirely of media writer David Carr and film critic A.O Scott watching the show on TV. They spoke rarely. But snacked often. Carr, in fact, spent more time putting food into his mouth during long periods of the broadcast than he did uttering words out of it. Scott was just as bad -- ...
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