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Category: The Solomon Scandals
Quarter Pentagon’s bomb vulnerabilities accidentally revealed: Idiots! Almost as bad as bungles in ‘The Solomon Scandals.’ Any ideas for BRAC-133, Mr. Trump?
Update: Jim Moran has since told me there was no quid pro quo, that the real estate developer's contributions were
High-profile $1B Quarter Pentagon is potential terrorist-bait and one of many reasons why Washington might screw over the young, the old, and the sick
Update: Jim Moran has since told me there was no quid pro quo, that the Indiana real estate developer's contributions
Torn between two e-books? Go for the one without Digital Rights Management, if forced to choose. DRM is the ‘Scandal’ of e-publishing.
In character, one of Rob Pegoraro’s last “Faster Forward” columns for the Washington Post is on Digital Rights Management, aka
Aided by Kindle Review rec and 99-cent sale, ‘Solomon Scandals’ zoomed to 1K rank at Amazon out of 850K
For years, as founder and editor of TeleRead, I complained of e-book gouges by big publishers eager to protect their
99-cent ‘Solomon Scandals’ Kindle sale: Just through March 28
Update: The sale is still on through early April—Scandals’s rank went from the hundreds of thousands to 1K. I paid
My Chronicle of Higher Education essay on the need for a well-stocked national digital library system
I’ll be back to the Scandals blog in time, but for now, more of my blogging is happening on the
Kafka, Proust, Roth classics lead Jewcy.com list: ‘The 50 Most Essential Works of Jewish Fiction of the Last 100 Years’
For every two Jews, said David Ben Gurion, the first prime minister of Israel, three opinions exist, and maybe when
Washington Post update: iPad app still shines, Sally Quinn gets honored, and I remember the darker side—the Post’s role in Gary Webb’s suicide
Do Ben Bradlee and other Washington Post luminaries actually use the iPad app they touted in one hoot of a
David Rothman at Large 