NKOTB: DealBreaker
In case you hadn’t heard, today is the day — Elizabeth Spiers is back. The ballyhooed DealBreaker has been live for some 18 hours now; naturally, response is already flooding the blogosphere (or the NY segment, anyways):
Gawker likes:
It’s expectedly witty in a financial sort of way (knowing little to nothing about finance, we’re just assuming that “sort of way” exists).
Yes, it would seem Spiers has quite a handle on this blogging business. Who knew.
Gothamist, not so much:
We can totally relate– this whole boutique-gallery-husband track has really been wearing us out! What do you think? Do the first posts measure up? And does New York need another blog targeted at the super-rich? Sock it to us!
Others, like Jossip, just seem perplexed:
We’ll be reading up on this one, for at least a week. In the off-chance we get invited to a Wall-Street party, we’ll look like idiots playing “where in the blogosphere is Greg Lindsay?
And finally, the ultimate testimonial from the Investor Relations Blog:
Perhaps I’m too serious, but after skimming a few posts, I find it disconcerting that people who are expected to like this kind of thing are managing America’s money.
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on March 31, 2006 at 9:17 am Nichelle wrote:
my two cents:
http://nichellenewsletter.typepad.com/newsletter/2006/03/nobody_knows.html