Friday , April 26 2024

Fingers Point to Cleveburg

I just put up a fairly extensive post about the Blackout – which now appears to have begun right here in Northeast Ohio – on my Cleveland.com blog:

    I hope you are well, safe, and not terribly inconvenienced after 100 power plants in eight states and two Canadian provinces went down Thursday afternoon in just nine seconds.

    And now everyone is interested in Cleveland. I just got off the phone with the NY Times’ fine tech writer Amy Harmon – she wanted to know how we Cleveland Internet types handled the blackout. I was somewhat embarrassed to admit mine actually didn’t go out. Rock on Portage County and all hail its grid!

    The ironies abound: local newscasters reporting all night from half-lit TV newsrooms, providing vital information to exactly THE PEOPLE WHO COULDN’T WATCH THE BROADCAST BECAUSE THEIR FLIPPING ELECTRICITY WAS OUT…..

Please check out the rest on Cleveland.com – after being down for 48 hours, they need the traffic.

About Eric Olsen

Career media professional and serial entrepreneur Eric Olsen flung himself into the paranormal world in 2012, creating the America's Most Haunted brand and co-authoring the award-winning America's Most Haunted book, published by Berkley/Penguin in Sept, 2014. Olsen is co-host of the nationally syndicated broadcast and Internet radio talk show After Hours AM; his entertaining and informative America's Most Haunted website and social media outlets are must-reads: Twitter@amhaunted, Facebook.com/amhaunted, Pinterest America's Most Haunted. Olsen is also guitarist/singer for popular and wildly eclectic Cleveland cover band The Props.

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