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Critics of all forms of arts/leisure have been getting the ax

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Raleigh News & Observer "This is an issue I treat with great concern," writes N&O film critic Craig D. Lindsey. “But not only because there’s a possibility I could lose my job. I’m also concerned that…

Jay Rayner: Bloggers Kill The Newspaper Opinon Writer

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JAY Rayner on why bloggers kill the newspaper writers:
It could be worse. At least those of us in Britain who make our living from our opinions are still gainfully employed. Across America it’s a different story. Paid…

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Lake Shrimp in Erhai Hu, Yunnan - February 24, 2005
A great old blog post I suddenly remembered and searched and searched for. bookmarked now so I don’t lose it again. Who wouldn’t want to go eat here …

Is it curtains for critics? | Art & Architecture | guardian.co.uk Arts

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Food critic Jay Rayner opens up the debate to a host of bloggers and ‘traditional’ media critics.

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Premiere league Havel returns to theatre in triumph | Theatre story | guardian.co.uk Arts

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The lure of the street | Art & Architecture | guardian.co.uk Arts

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The critic bites back: How the US writer Lee Siegel went undercover to confront an army of bloggers | Art & Architecture | guardian.co.uk Arts

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Nick Cohen: Time for curtain to fall on Brecht | Theatre story | guardian.co.uk Arts

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