Tag: "Blogs and Blogging"
Today, Let Us Celebrate Ten Years of Cocktail-Fueled Punditry
Ladies and Gentlemen, raise your glasses!
That’s “Award-Winning Blog The Sundries Shack”, Thank You
Well, after almost eight years, the glory has finally come to The Sundries Shack! Feast your eyes upon this accolade!
Attention Denver, You Have Bloggers Inbound!
Blogging will be light today because I’m headed to Denver for Blog Con 2011.
I Got 99 Problems But A Gig Ain’t One
My former editor at News Real Blog, David Swindle, was recently hired by Pajamas Media and he has launched a brand-new section over there called PJM Culture. It looks to be a mash-up of politics and pop culture, sort of like what might happen if they blended the PJ Tatler and PJ Lifestyle blogs (Note: [...]
Beware the Howling Mob
In her latest book Demonic: How the Liberal Mob Is Endangering America (which I’ve yet to read, though it’s parked on my Wish List), Ann Coulter details how the elements of mob mentality are also the central elements of the progressive worldview.
Football, Inspiration, and Stacy.
I was reading Stacy McCain’s blog today and came across something very useful to me that I believe will be useful to you as well. He is suffering from a malady that strikes every blogger at some point in their writing career — chopped liver syndrome — but it’s hitting him particularly hard today and, in [...]
Blogger/Activist for Congress?
Though I don’t know him personally, I have heard of conservative activist and New Media star Steve Foley, but I have certainly heard of him. He worked hard to build up his blog The Minority Report then turned the social capital he built there into effective grassroots political work in New York and Massachusetts during [...]
Instapundit Turns Ten
Today is the tenth anniversary of Instapundit, Glenn Reynold’s blog de tutti bloggi that inspired hundreds, if not thousands, of writers to start their own ventures on the internet. It’d be hard to detail the influence the Professor has had on the blogosphere, though I’m sure an “Instapundit Family Tree” would make an interesting thesis [...]
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