Live in the now!
by John Fontana on Mar 13, 2007 3:11 PM EDT
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PrintAs if I needed to show the masses another reason to rib the St. Pete Times and their (online, this time) coverage of the Lightning, check out the featured photo they used to summarize both Saturday night's game and this morning's story about Vincent Lecavalier:
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Now, maybe I am being a little anal for making a thing about the Lightning using a stock photo from 2004, but with the Lightning fresh out of Calgary and Lecavalier fresh off his 46th goal of the season... Wasn't it a little more relevant to have a recent photo (from this season) in place on the Lightning's page at the Times?
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WTF? Didn’t you, like, post a photo taken in game for a caption post?
I know there is such a thing about stock photos but why did your paper opt for this one?
by david on Mar 13, 2007 6:26 PM EDT reply actions
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