CES is Winding Down: It's Getting Lonely Around Here - Gizmodo Comments

CES is Winding Down: It's Getting Lonely Around Here

jiggaman — Thu, 10 Jan 2008 14:34:01 EST

Don't forget Frucci's breakdown. That may have gotten more hits than any other coverage. Watch out Gizmodo, I smell coup d'etat, or perhaps Frucci will break off and start his own blog. "Whining about technology."

Sorry, i just feel he deserves more shit for letting his conscience come before his duty.

Booth babes forever!! You'll be sad when robots replace booth babes.

jiggaman

CES is Winding Down: It's Getting Lonely Around Here

CruJones — Thu, 10 Jan 2008 14:33:30 EST

Sounds like it's time for Gizmodo to head over to the Adult Video Convention in Vegas today.

CruJones

CES is Winding Down: It's Getting Lonely Around Here

topbravo222 — Thu, 10 Jan 2008 14:27:03 EST

Vonage has a booth??!?! I thought they were dead already...

topbravo222

CES is Winding Down: It's Getting Lonely Around Here

Joseph — Thu, 10 Jan 2008 14:24:32 EST

Finally! Lets get on to Macworld!

Joseph

CES is Winding Down: It's Getting Lonely Around Here

Red Right Hand — Thu, 10 Jan 2008 14:23:43 EST

What, no tumbleweeds?

Red Right Hand

CES is Winding Down: It's Getting Lonely Around Here

ninjagin — Thu, 10 Jan 2008 14:11:32 EST

Not knowing much about the challenges of covering such a thing, I'm glad it's over. The first few days we get blogging reports -- sometimes minute-by-minute -- of the keynotes, the big screens and the nifty cameras, Art Lebedev made a pretty big slpash. Then the coverage seems to tire of talking about the big screens and cameras and focuses more on the gimmicky stuff. Then we fall into a period where it's all about the little presenters and flash drives and somebody's new high-capacity SD card -- it's in this phase that the booth babes get coverage. Then we are where we are right now... a kind of sad, sweat-stained denoument, like inspecting your house on the morning after a really great party. I can't imagine what today must be like for Giz writers and editors -- do you just spend time at the bar, or stalking every drugstore in the viscinity for gel-cushion insoles? Pedicures, maybe?

ninjagin