Thursday, November 03, 2005
Still more news of the IRPB
Recently L.A. Times columnist Michael Hiltzik did an outstanding stint as a guest blogger at Kevin Drum's Political Animal, and now Mr. Hiltik has his own blog, Golden State. I recommend this post in particular. Mr. Hiltzik's certainly not the first blogger to blog about "the promiscuity with which reporters grant anonymity" to sources, but he is an actual journalist, which I think gives extra weight to his criticism of the practice.
Also, we are pleased to report that Desi is alive and well and has a new blog, Mia Culpa.
Michael, formerly of Public Domain Progress, has a redesigned site and new name, Informed Dissent. I think he's still working on the design 'cause you have to scroll way down the front page to find the posts. ;)
Distance celebrates its first anniversary.
Sadly, tomorrow marks the first anniversary of Satan's disappearance from the blogosphere. Can there be any doubt that Bush's plunging fortunes are a direct result of Satan's absence?
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Recently L.A. Times columnist Michael Hiltzik did an outstanding stint as a guest blogger at Kevin Drum's Political Animal, and now Mr. Hiltik has his own blog, Golden State. I recommend this post in particular. Mr. Hiltzik's certainly not the first blogger to blog about "the promiscuity with which reporters grant anonymity" to sources, but he is an actual journalist, which I think gives extra weight to his criticism of the practice.
Also, we are pleased to report that Desi is alive and well and has a new blog, Mia Culpa.
Michael, formerly of Public Domain Progress, has a redesigned site and new name, Informed Dissent. I think he's still working on the design 'cause you have to scroll way down the front page to find the posts. ;)
Distance celebrates its first anniversary.
Sadly, tomorrow marks the first anniversary of Satan's disappearance from the blogosphere. Can there be any doubt that Bush's plunging fortunes are a direct result of Satan's absence?
