Belo Now Has Noofangle-d Content

Just for grins, go to Get Listy. Or Shopperati. Notice anything odd? Like, oh, the WFAA bug at the top left of the screen? Those aren't actually Belo sites, mind you. They're just two that belong to Belo Corp.'s newest content partner Noofangle Media, which will also provide content via...

By Robert Wilonsky

September 16, 2008

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Just for grins, go to Get Listy. Or Shopperati. Notice anything odd? Like, oh, the WFAA bug at the top left of the screen? Those aren't actually Belo sites, mind you. They're just two that belong to Belo Corp.'s newest content partner Noofangle Media, which will also provide content via Green Right Now and TV Puzzles, which haven't been Belo-branded just yet. "Lifestyle Web sites," they're called -- though in the case of Get Listy, it looks like they stole Chris Arnold's lifestyle, because, if I recall correctly, people loves lists. Now, where'd I put my :CueCat? --Robert Wilonsky

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