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Dinner With the Banned CES Blogger's Editor
I don't need to pile on about Richard Blakeley, the Gizmodo blogger now banned from CES for his stunts on the show floor. It was obviously ridiculous behavior that I might've expected from some of my less-refined frat brothers after a drinking binge when we were all 19 -- not a professional blogger.
What's weird is that on the last night of CES, I attended a dinner with a bunch of journalists, including Blakeley's editor, Brian Lam -- the guy who bragged about Blakeley's behavior on Gizmodo. Lam never mentioned a word about what was going on. Guess he didn't think it was any big deal. How strange.
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