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>The superiority of Carpenter's work and the disparity >between what she did and Owen didn't do should raise >red flags and editorial eyebrows bigtime on the >Boulevard, but it won't. They revere Shribman, the >great unreadable pundit, and Simpson, the pompous >ex-Ambassador. But they love ol' Hollywood-boy, too! > >Mackenzie Carpenter on storm TV coverage Friday: >> >><a rel=nofollow target=_blank >>href="http://www.post-gazette.com/pg/09170/978427-455. >s >>tm">http://www.post-gazette.com/pg/09170/978427-455.st >m >></a> >> >>And Thursday, what do you get from Rob Owen? >> >><a rel=nofollow target=_blank >>href="http://community.post-gazette.com/blogs/tunedin/ >a >>rchive/2009/06/17/this-time-weather-cut-ins-warranted. >a >>spx">http://community.post-gazette.com/blogs/tunedin/a >r >>chive/2009/06/17/this-time-weather-cut-ins-warranted.a >s >>px</a> >> >>Mac, with much more experience and being many years >>Rob's senior, positively CLEANED HIS CLOCK with her >>story. >> >>High time the PG bigwigs decided if "the kid" should >>be covering TV at all since he's increasingly ignoring >>it in favor of insipid celebrity journalism. Maybe he >>ought to see if Entertainment Tonight is hiring >>because the paper's take on the storm coverage proves >>once again he's no real journalist, much less a TV >>critic. >> >>Believe it. Not all the deadwood at the PG is over 40.

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