Following on the heels of the New York Times, the Seattle Post Intelligencer has launched a news reader that allows you to read the print version of the newspaper through a desktop application.
I gave the reader a test drive and think it is a fantastic piece of technology. ...
Continue ReadingI wrote a pretty complementary post a few weeks back about a conference call the McCain campaign had with conservative bloggers.
Two weeks later it is clear that the McCain campaign is failing at the most important part of blogger relations: listening.
Mike Turk signed up for an account on McCain's social networking tool,...
Continue ReadingFuzzy Zoeller is suing Wikipedia.
Well, at least, he wishes he could.
The Associated Press reported yesterday that Fuzzy Zoeller is suing a Florida-based consulting company for vandalizing his Wikipedia profile. The paragraph in question has since been removed from both Wikipedia and Answers.com (which draws lots of its info from Wikipedia articles),...
Continue ReadingThe blogosphere was shocked today when the AP published an article about an Egyptian blogger receiving a 4-year prison sentence for publishing content online that the Egyptian government deemed offensive to Islam and the Prophet Muhammad.
According to the Washington Post:
Abdel Kareem Nabil, a 22-year-old former student at Egypt's Al-Azhar University,...
Continue ReadingCNN.com is the main national type of news site I visit on the web. I do so out of habit and because I really dislike the websites of alternatives like MSNBC and Fox News.
But they are starting to lose me due to the way they are using video....
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