My network news debut — mark two
My media whoring continues. Tune in to NBC Nightly News tomorrow (Friday) to see me on network television. Again, possibility this will fall through. [More on outsourcing, huh?–ed. Nope — this appearance has nothing to do with outsourcing. You’re gonna have to watch to find out.] UPDATE: Well, they apparently used it (What, you didn’t ...
My media whoring continues. Tune in to NBC Nightly News tomorrow (Friday) to see me on network television. Again, possibility this will fall through. [More on outsourcing, huh?--ed. Nope -- this appearance has nothing to do with outsourcing. You're gonna have to watch to find out.] UPDATE: Well, they apparently used it (What, you didn't see it? Don't give us that false modesty BS!--ed. No, I haven't seen it because I'm in Hamburg, Germany for a conference). And to answer a commenter question, yes, they found me via the blog. An NBC researcher told me as much. I can actually make a valid claim to expertise here, since I've read all the collections and been reading the strip on and off since 1980.
My media whoring continues. Tune in to NBC Nightly News tomorrow (Friday) to see me on network television. Again, possibility this will fall through. [More on outsourcing, huh?–ed. Nope — this appearance has nothing to do with outsourcing. You’re gonna have to watch to find out.] UPDATE: Well, they apparently used it (What, you didn’t see it? Don’t give us that false modesty BS!–ed. No, I haven’t seen it because I’m in Hamburg, Germany for a conference). And to answer a commenter question, yes, they found me via the blog. An NBC researcher told me as much. I can actually make a valid claim to expertise here, since I’ve read all the collections and been reading the strip on and off since 1980.
Daniel W. Drezner is a professor of international politics at the Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy at Tufts University and co-host of the Space the Nation podcast. Twitter: @dandrezner
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