As they so rarely do when covering music, The New York Times gets it right today with a story about Sony BMG's new plans for their photo archive.

Apparently, Sony has discovered that all the great pictures they've just been storing in their photo collection – like this one of Johnny Cash – can be used to make money while the recording industry faces a tremendous recession.

The article heralds true musicians, ingenuity and art. Finally, Times. Now, do it again.

Do you need television just as much as you need e-mail and texts and phone calls and pictures and IM? If so, it's your lucky day, you weirdo! Yesterday, Sony Pictures Television, Fox, NBC Universal and MTV all announced major mobile content deals with wireless providers like AT&T and Verizon. Now you'll never have to go without Nip/Tuck or look into the ugly faces of the humanity that populates your respective city. And because it'll be on your cell phone, you can just tell your kid you were doing business when he asks why you weren't watching when he scored the goal.