Category: A Voice From the Outer World
Are Blogs Bringing Back Yellow Journalism?
Suzanna Logan thinks the blogosphere is producing the sort of yellow journalism people really want to see. In fact, I think the willingness of bloggers to jazz up journalism is precisely why more folks are turning to them for their news fix. They have tapped into the irresistible appeal that cut-and-dried, faux-objective news stories just [...]
See What Happens When I Have A Life?
I had a few errands to which I needed to attend today, so I was generally away from the computer and my RSS reader. Apparently, while I’ve been away, the mice have most definitely played. For instance, it seems that two of the hottest traffic-driving posts of the week are Stacy McCain’s “Carrie Prejean Nude” [...]
You Know What’ll Save Newspapers? A Conversation with John Kerry.
Andrew Malcolm is not terribly impressed with John Kerry, who has decided to hold a Congressional hearing to try to save newspapers. Because if there’s one thing in the world capable of saving an industry intent on flushing itself down the toilet, it’s a Congressional hearing presided over by John Kerry. Do take a moment [...]
On Specter, Lieberman, Moderates, and Principle
Of all the posts I’ve read about moderates, Arlen Specter, and the Republican Party, this one by Ron Coleman is the best. He cuts right to the heart of the matter and identifies Specter for what he is: a Random Senator. He gets there by way of Joe Lieberman, who was quite literally driven out [...]


















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