Page 176, paragraph two of the Internet’s Guide to Offline Paul Miller (paperback version) explains that you can, in fact, give Paul a newsbit that was reported initially online provided it’s less than 100 words per individual news item. According to the piece, “you cannot, however, answer any follow-up questions — should the initial text-based newsbrief not provide all the relevant information, Paul will have to just be confused. Don’t forget to have fun.”
90 Seconds on The Verge: Thursday, August 2nd, 2012
Page 176, paragraph two of the Internet’s Guide to Offline Paul Miller (paperback version) explains that you can, in fact, give Paul a newsbit that was reported initially online provided it’s less than 100 words per individual news item. According to the piece, “you cannot, however, answer any follow-up questions — should the initial text-based newsbrief not provide all the relevant information, Paul will have to just be confused. Don’t forget to have fun.”
Page 176, paragraph two of the Internet’s Guide to Offline Paul Miller (paperback version) explains that you can, in fact, give Paul a newsbit that was reported initially online provided it’s less than 100 words per individual news item. According to the piece, “you cannot, however, answer any follow-up questions — should the initial text-based newsbrief not provide all the relevant information, Paul will have to just be confused. Don’t forget to have fun.”
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