Perhaps the hardreading staff hasn’t been looking hard enough, but yesterday was the first time we noticed this particular slug in the Boston Globe.
THE EYE is described thusly at the end of the Globe piece:
(NECIR’s The Eye site is here; the National Institute for Health Care Management Foundation site is here.)
Regardless of the acuity of our EYEsight, it’s clear the Globe is in full spaghetti-test mode, as evidenced by this email we received the other day.
Lo and behold, The Metro Minute arrived in today’s paper.
Of course, if not enough readers have time for the new feature, you can bet the Globe’s “quicker, more offbeat take” will be gone in a Metro Minute.
Just like Crux, or the stand-alone Capital section, or BetaBoston, or . . .
Whatever comes next As the Globe Turns (More Desperate).
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