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Even now, in as post Gawker a state as it has ever been, the sites that once were Gawker remain my favorite place to read on the internet.Permalink On twitter.com
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Other places are brave, smart, well-researched, filled with voice, driven by righteous anger & well written. Some may be better journalistsPermalink On twitter.com
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But no place manages to combine them all so skillfully and consistently as what is now known as what is now known as Gizmodo media.Permalink On twitter.com
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In some ways many of the great success of this year have come more out of emulation of what Gawker was for *years*Permalink On twitter.com
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Even among the multitude of articles about them post-Gawker, they're still not recognized enough.Permalink On twitter.com
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& the remarkable thing about them is: as many a media startup is cribbing style from others, something makes Gawker impossible to replicatePermalink On twitter.com
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It fascinates me.Permalink On twitter.com
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If there was any 1 single thing (there isn't) it might be: they publish the things that need to be published but that no one else ever wouldPermalink On twitter.com
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But it isn't just that. We've seen other companies take all the same ingredients, put them in a similar pot and get a disaster.Permalink On twitter.com
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As someone who obsesses over how media works, this never stops being of interest. But also, what a remarkable thing to read.On twitter.com
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