Talk:Stereogum

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this article needs to be cleaned up!

Wasn't the site bought by Buzznet? —Preceding unsigned comment added by 96.56.64.138 (talk) 13:40, 17 October 2008 (UTC)[reply]

This list:

• Infuential Music Executives from Condé Nast Portfolio, September 2007
• Bands' Net Gains from New York Daily News, August 2007
• Music Web Sites Sponsor Concerts, Albums from Associated Press, July 2007
• The Insider: Scott Lapatine from The Austin Chronicle, March 2007
• Moguls Of New Media Power List from the Wall Street Journal, August 2006
• "The Dean of music blogs." - TMZ, July 2006
• #7 Best Music Website - Entertainment Weekly, May 2006
• Music: The Rise of the 'Yupster' - Newsweek, January 2006
• Best Of The Web - Forbes, 2005
• Readers Poll Winner: Best Blog - Spin Magazine, 2005

is basically a bunch of dead links and publicity spam. A list of every time the subject gets mentioned in the media may be of interest to their public relations department, but it is not encyclopedic. WhatamIdoing (talk) 23:03, 18 December 2008 (UTC)[reply]