Garry Trudeau

...thinks about what he writes." It began as a two-week burst of "performance art," Trudeau says, but an e-mail from ABC's Jake Tapper "taunted" him into having Hedley start an actual Twitter account. "I kind of got carried away with it.

In this article: Evan Smith, Twitter, Barack Obama, George Bush, Tribune, and Al Gore

...Scott Adams told Comic Riffs this year: What better place to do it?) Plus, Trudeau has long been a master of the fourth-wall wink -- even in fewer than 140 characters. TRUDEAU TWEETS: The "Doonesbury" creator tells Comic Riffs why his...

In this article: Doonesbury, Twitter, UPS, and Washington

...character Roland Hedley most certainly is not. Several weeks back, Trudeau told Comic Riffs that Twitter, the social networking/micro-blogging service, is "indisputably a time suck." But Twitter, the cartoonist noted, is a...

In this article: Twitter, Doonesbury, All Star Superman, Acme Novelty Library, and Eisner Awards

..."Daily Show," has characterized Twitter as mere gimmick. Twitter is "usefully applied in some hands, pointlessly so in others," says Trudeau, who won a Pulitzer for "Doonesbury." His use for it? He employs Twitter itself to satirize...

In this article: Twitter, Mike Luckovich, and Facebook

...Trudeau gives WebNewser his take on Twitter and the tvnewsers who love to tweet. Trudeau, the creator of Doonesbury, is the man behind Roland Hedley's tweets. Hedley, the comic strip's fictitious Fox News reporter, recently has become...

In this article: Twitter, David Gregory, Chris Cuomo, and Doonesbury

Jon Friedman's Media Web: On Twitter, Doonesbury's Trudeau must be a 'twit' Commentary: 'Doonesbury' creator is no fan of Twitter Last update: 12:01 a.m. EDT April 27, 2009 NEW YORK (MarketWatch) -- With all due respect to beloved...

In this article: Twitter, Doonesbury, Facebook, Mediabistro.com, NEW YORK, The New York Times, and MarketWatch