Lam, The Wirecutter. cf. Informationally, we are becoming lard-asses. In the pageview and ratings driven media economy, too much of the content these days is designed to be just like junk food to quickly boost quantifiable viewership. If you make...

Photo: REUTERS/Rick Wilking This year's Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas was dull, giving reporters at the show time to write interesting offbeat coverage. Stars in the firmament of boredom included Mat Honan, Brian Lam, and the marvelous...

They didn’t have any openings, they said, “we kind of have to do everything in house, there aren’t any jobs.” I went to Pulp [Arsenal Pulp Press], I actually volunteered with Pulp for a very short time and it was kinda the same thing. Brian Lam was...

Facebook Twitter Linkedin Share Share Close Reddit Tumblr Digg E-mail Print Interesting things that New York Times reporters and editors found on the Web on Thursday. Find more Scuttlebot items here. Learn Code or Die CNN.COM | Interesting Op-Ed on the

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Lam is the editor of Wirecutter, a list of the very best gadgets. Hello! I just found a handful of wonderful technology in Las Vegas, an oasis in the desert, at CES, the country’s biggest electronics show. There are over 100,000 people here to see...