Early each weekday morning, the indie music Web site Pitchfork posts five new album reviews. Hours later a 22-year-old reader named David downloads them onto his BlackBerry, reads them on his way to work and muscles out a rambling but surprisingly fluid response using his phone’s MemoPad function: no links, no capital letters at the start of sentences, just adrenalized response.
When he’s done — usually after he gets to work, where he has no Internet access — he e-mails the text to a friend, who posts it on David’s Web site, Pitchfork Reviews Reviews, which, since it began in March, has emerged as a vital and unexpected companion piece full of evangelism and skepticism. (via)
15 July 2010
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2 comments:
i wonder if there is a 2pznappod nappod out there?!?!
there certainly should be
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