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Steve Kornacki Exits MSNBC for New Deal With NBC News and NBC Sports
Stephen Battaglio, reporting for the LA Times:
MSNBC viewers have seen the last of Steve Kornacki’s big board.
The popular data maven has signed a deal with NBC that will expand his presence across the network’s news and sports divisions. But the new contract does not include working for MSNBC, which is being spun off into a new corporate entity formed by parent company Comcast.
They might well just switch off the lights and lock the doors at MSNBC.
‘What Makes an App Feel “Right” on the Mac?’
Watts Martin:
If we hold things to this list, programs like Nova, MarsEdit, and Apple Pages — canonical Mac-assed Mac apps — all do unsurprisingly smashingly. But Obsidian, the Electron-based program I’m writing in right now, does shockingly well, too. Microsoft’s Visual Studio Code doesn’t do quite as well (most notably, it opens its settings “window” as an editor tab), but it does better than Sublime Text (which opens a text file for settings), and much better than the banana crazypants menu and icon design of the cross-platform e-book management program Calibre.
Martin has a good list here of fundamentals, but ultimately, you know it when you see it.