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John Gilbert · 01-07-2011, 02:47 PM

Yes, I was. Yesterday when I first checked it out I stumbled onto some tech stories that were direct links to stories archived on CCT, and CT's websites, and this is where I ran across many different brands. Today I stumbled onto to some stuff that was CPP branded. The website is pretty deep which I found amazing. Who knows where all of the content comes from. Some is canned, and some isn't. I read a story on '65 Buick Rivieras that was worded like someone had their kid write it. Sloppy facts, etc. That's what one gets when they don't want to pay a real journalist I guess.

I was checking out some of the links to Jay Leno's web, that was some cool stuff. The '61 Impala from Sweden, that's now in the US. It's amazing what the Swedes do with stuff.

01-07-2011, 02:47 PM	#3
John Gilbert Registered User Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: Placentia, California Posts: 567	Re: Have you seen CPP's new website? Yes, I was. Yesterday when I first checked it out I stumbled onto some tech stories that were direct links to stories archived on CCT, and CT's websites, and this is where I ran across many different brands. Today I stumbled onto to some stuff that was CPP branded. The website is pretty deep which I found amazing. Who knows where all of the content comes from. Some is canned, and some isn't. I read a story on '65 Buick Rivieras that was worded like someone had their kid write it. Sloppy facts, etc. That's what one gets when they don't want to pay a real journalist I guess. I was checking out some of the links to Jay Leno's web, that was some cool stuff. The '61 Impala from Sweden, that's now in the US. It's amazing what the Swedes do with stuff.