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  • 3:29:21 pm
  • Saturday
  • 19 July 2008

Tweed Issue 10 Released

Issue 10 is now on sale. Bill has done an outstanding job of creating a cohesive theme for this episode.

Kicking it off with ‘The True State of the Union’, the issue moves into reader submissions that hit on topics from nader to Napster. Also included in issue 10 is our summer interview with Nathan of Boy Sets Fire. Casper’s Hacking Page teaches you how to use a webpage to launch a macro-virus attack and Stew maintains an invisible presence as he repeats Soundgarden and Stp riffs to himself. (’Thought it was the end - thought it was the 4th of July’)<Br><Br>

You should buy this issue! The cover alone is wonderful: George W. Bush digging a grave... The words on the tombstone read ‘We the people’. Praise to Bill and Brian for that one.



Stewart Smith

Smith founded Tweed in 1997 (at the age of 15) and continues to be the resident curmudgeon. In addition to running the organization he is responsible for Tweed's design and Web presence. A graphic designer by trade, he is currently studying for his MFA at Yale University.
Monday, 15 January 2001

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2008-07-19 15:29:21
Nirvana, senate, congress, Kurt Cobain, Metric, Saddle Creek Records, 4AD Records, politics, Sub Pop Records, Saddle Creek Records, End report.