caption contest
We certainly don't know what Mashable CEO Pete Cashmore does. We have even less of an idea how Adam Hirsch, the tech blog's COO, stays busy. Hand-cranking the site's server, perhaps, to save on electricity costs? In this just-unearthed Halloween photo sent in by a tipster, Hirsch seems to be short a piece of clothing. Can you think of a better caption? Leave it in the comments. The best will become the post's new headline. Yesterday's winner:
kfury, for "We can see Google from our campus!"
halloween
Some readers have told us
our Halloween masks were a little too frightening. If you're still scrambling to pull together a costume, here are four options that are more treat than trick. Best of all, you'll be able to get what you need from your own closet.
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caption contest
Young master Peter Cashmore of Mashable ditched
the vest for the last party before repatriating to Blighty one step ahead of immigration officials. Here he's caught savoring a sweet cupcake with a come-hither glint in his eye. Proffer a different headline in the comments, and the most cunning linguist will be crowned with a new title on this post. Yesterday,
emnem had the climactic entry with "Eric Shmidt and wife Wendy seen in Valleywag Green #61b335."
(Photo by Andrew Mager)
pete cashmore
Mashable founder Pete Cashmore will say goodbye to his American friends tonight in
San Francisco. The faux-blogging CEO caps off his six-month visa stay with a party, booze, food, and — as always — startup pitches. The Scottish whirlwind came to the U.S. and stayed long enough to
snag a documentary, as well as gals
left,
right, and sometimes
both sides. What's the secret? Perhaps it's his dapper outfit. We chronicle Pete's magical suit vest:
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great moments in journalism
GigaOm's Om Malik and Mashable's Pete Cashmore like to present themselves as leaders of a new kind of Web 2.0 journalism. Both turned up at Current TV's offices Friday, ostensibly to cover
Current's Twitter-enhanced coverage of the first Presidential debate. Truth is, Current's publicists had called reporters to tip us off that executive chairman of the board Al Gore would be there. Gore
didn't bother to use Twitter himself — he didn't even stick around for the debate. But he did take time to pose for photos.
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caption contest
Mashable founder Pete Cashmore makes a living throwing parties. Tumblr founder David Karp seems to get by on going to them, if only to make people say, "Why who's that fellow dressed so much like,
Chuck Bass, and how can I join any website he's created?" This must explain why the two make such good dancing partners. But won't
Iminlikewithyou founder Charles Forman get jealous? Write your own caption for this post and we'll use the best one as its new title. Friday's winner is
bloggerman with "And in the end the stock you take is equal to the mess you make."
caption contest
Careful, Pete — get too handsy and we hear Niles could happy slap you back to Blighty, as when she's not appearing in
Californication or on French Maid TV, she practices kung fu and holds a second degree black belt. Maybe next time she can torture him into confessing what, exactly, he does besides show up at parties to pose with hotties. Can you come up with a better caption? Do so in the comments. The best one will become this post's new headline. Yesterday's winner: "Lectroid Julia Bigboote's pheromonic camouflage fails at the worst possible moment " by
matto.
(Photo by Marc Salsberry)
nowpublic
Vancouver-based NowPublic is ostensibly all about citizen journalism. But since Guy Kawasaki sold Truemors to it and signed up as an advisor, it's becoming better known for publishing flattering lists of "influencers," supposedly ranking them according to various social media metrics.
The first "Most Public" list focused on New York, but a new list for the Valley and San Francisco is "
coming soon." And by virtue of being included in the latest edition, we received an early copy as a press release. Who comes out on top? Ubiquitous attention slut Robert Scoble, naturally. Full list after the jump.
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