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Tag Archives: blogging
38 Years Ago…
Bob from Brockley linked to ASHC: He’s not alone either. Ah the good old days of blogging about détente and Vietnam on ARPANET…or perhaps a slight Technorati bug.
Posted in Technology
Tagged ARPANET, blogging, Blogs, Bob From Brockley, detente, Technorati, Vietnam
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The Dinosaur, The Dodo
And now? The end of the mainstream media as we know it. Edwards, 55, now admits that he had an affair with Hunter, now 44,in 2006, but denies that he is the father of the child she had in February. … Continue reading
Housekeeping
First, I want to apologize for the server problems the last week. They have been fixed, though we lost a few days worth of posts. The bright side? A brand new server, which should mean better, faster, performance. In other … Continue reading
Finally! Car Blogging!
I am co-bloggers Keith and Josh will be thrilled to know that Vanity Fair now has a gay car blog.
Ch-ch-ch-Changes …
I won’t bore you with the details, but I’ve been invited to blog at QandO and I took it. That’s right, I hopped all over that opportunity like a starving alley cat on plate of tuna fresh and a saucer … Continue reading
Putting My Money Where My Mouth Is
Blogging can bring about some amazing opportunities. Through my involvement with Global Voices I’ve had the opportunity to meet some extraordinary people working very hard for the basic right to speak their minds—something I routinely take for granted. It is … Continue reading
I’m Leaving
But not forevs. Tomorrow I hope on a plane and fly to Budapest, Hungary, for a well-deserved break from the grunt and grind of every day. At the tail end of the week, I shall be attending the Global Voices … Continue reading
Posted in Blogs, Foreign affairs, Josh's Page, Travel
Tagged advocacy, bloggers, blogging, Budapest, Global Voices Online, Josh, Media, summit, Travel
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What Is ASHC?
There seems to be some confusion on the part of some as to exactly what sort of place ASHC is: I was rather surprised to read this dubious and scornful appraisal of Michael Yon’s Wallstreet Journal editorial at A Second … Continue reading
Mark Cuban Opens Locker Room to All Bloggers
So Dallas Mavericks owner close the locker room to bloggers earlier this month. He says it was because they didn’t have enough time for everyone though some think it was because he didn’t like what The Dallas Morning News’ Tim … Continue reading
Posted in Blogs, Chris' Page, Sports
Tagged blogging, dallas mavericks, dallas morning news, mark cuban, new media, newspapers, old media, tim macmahon
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Blogging
Not as dangerous as one might assume.
The Constant Viewer has resurfaced
One of my favorite bloggers has resurfaced, and I am hurt, hurt, hurt that D. A. Ridgely didn’t let his fans (okay, me) know to where he had disappeared. He is now blogging at Positive Liberty, and the blogosphere has … Continue reading