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Tag Archives: Commentary
Short Comment on NYT Magazine 2-D Lovers Piece (Update)
If you follow a number of anime/manga people on Twitter, you may have already read this piece by Lisa Katayama that will run in Sunday’s NY Times Magazine called “Love in 2-D”. If not, I think it’s worth at least … Continue reading
Posted in Commentary, Japan
Tagged Commentary, Japan, lisa katayama, ny times, otaku, society
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Simulcasts of Anime Premieres Reach New Level, But Now What?
Drawn by TMO This spring season features the highest amount of premiering anime being streamed legally with more than a half dozen premiering series currently “simulcast” on the Internet. Most of them are on Crunchyroll – Saki, Hayate no Gotoku!!, … Continue reading
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Tagged Anime, Commentary, crunchyroll, funimation, simulcasts, streaming
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It Began About Yaoi and Ended In Another Blogger Bickerfest
It seems like nary a few months pass before another one of Scott’s entries into his Anime Almanac weblog spawns a multitude of partisan objection. The latest incident involves an challenge between himself and the Reverse Thieves, whom I don’t … Continue reading

Feedback on Thanksgiving Break Podcasts
A breaking news panel discussion from “Zettai Shonen” Coming back from a long Thanksgiving-related trip last weekend meant I had a backlog of podcasts waiting for me including some episodes of programs oriented at the fan community. I decided to … Continue reading →