Damn, what a long weekend. These three-day weekends are made for getting the most out of your free time, right?
Continue reading this entry ...
Since living in Seattle, I've been a shopper at Safeway grocery stores. It's the cheapest and most convenient place to go for me. During my times at the several North Seattle locations, I've noticed there's a different social vibe at each one.
Continue reading this entry ...
Political blogger David Postman at the Seattle Times celebrates his blogiversary with some navel-gazing. Don't forget to read the comments.
During "This Week with George Stephanopoulos", Sen. Barack Obama criticizes President Bush for talking tough while failing to have the ability to exercise good judgment. Obama also tried to reassure voters that he would order retaliation quickly if the U.S.
A bill introduced in the Senate would void a proposal by a copyright royalty board to raise the fees Internet based radio stations pay by 300 to 1200 percent. The bill is applauded by grassroot media organizations.
The only time you seem to hear about Tommy Thompson these days is when puts his foot in his mouth. The Republican former Secretary of Health and Human Services and four-term Wisconsin governor is running for President.
Continue reading this entry ...
I've been seriously poking around the blogosphere for only about a year now and in a lot of ways the blogosphere has met my expectations. There's some really good blogs out there, some really bad ones that I don't care to read and some bad ones that I can't help but read.
Continue reading this entry ...
Radio personality Rush Limbaugh continues to broadcast a song parody about Barack Obama in the wake of Imus controversy. Any PR is good PR for Rush, eh?
Fred Thompson, actor and former Congressman, looks to be feeling out the idea of entering the Presidential race. "Law and Order" fans hold their breath...
Another shooting in a public place leaves several dead and many more questions.
I've always been fascinated with the communication strategies that corporations use to convey messages about their products and services to the folks like you and me. I'm talking about things like marketing and advertising.
Continue reading this entry ...
The complete takeover of the presidential election process by the Internet is almost complete! The GOP and Democrats will participate in separate online debates after Labor Day.
It looks like we'll have the Seattle Times and the Post-Intelligencer around for awhile in the Emerald City. A recently settled joint operating agreement dispute means that the Post-Intelligencer won't like many thought would happen.
Continue reading this entry ...
Advertising Age's Simon Dumenco says social networking tools are only adding to the chatter and nothing towards useful information. Buzzed-about Tweeter gets the brunt of his frustration.
Craigslist was interviewed by a class of NYU digital journalism students. He says craigslist is not a threat to the mainstream media but he's now making enough money to afford a parking spot in downtown San Francisco.
What seems to be an age-old discussion in this country since our founding, the Virginia Tech shootings have raised the issue of gun control.
The events of today in Virginia and last week on the University of Washington campus have caused me to snap out of my day-to-day mental routines and take notice. Unfortunately, it's resulted in lots of questions and no answers.
Continue reading this entry ...
A former Washington Post reporter spoke with journalists at Madison, Wisconsin's Capital Times newspaper about the future of journalism and the web. He now runs an online political newspaper.
It's long way until November 2008 so the media has a lot of time on its hands. Rolling Stone's Matt Taibbi breaks down some tactics the press uses to stir up a little action.
Crosscut.com editor Chuck Taylor wrote a brief note on April 10th about how the Seattle Times and P-I's websites are two of the most popular online newspaper sites in the country after Nielsen-Net Ratings released their top 30 list of sites with the highest number of unique visit …
Continue reading this entry ...
Columnist Danny Westneat says web-based candidate forums might give power to the people but don't underestimate good old face to face interaction.
The Seattle Times and P-I rank in the top 20 of newspaper websites viewed in a recent poll. Crosscut's Chuck Taylor doesn't want to hear any complaining about these newpapers' futures.
Bloggers provide checks to those in power who the mainstream media is too scared to confront, says this editorial writer.
MySpace will be conducting their own primary in January of 2007, well before any of the official ones. Some think the geographic boundaries of states for national elections are absurd and MySpace is on to something good.
Billionaire is shot into space by Russians. Martha Stewart cooks him some food. It's so cute when rich people play!
Latest Comments
Online dating: It's not just for nerds, perverts and weirdos anymore
Ban junk food in schools and screw the marketers
Funny or Foul? The Fine Line Between Humor and Offense
Facebook that Candidate!
Say What You Want About Yeltsin...
WA State Session Ends; 33 billion goes into final budget
Web counting tools 'need change'
I'm At a Loss for Words
A Knut Can Save the World
Innocent until proven guilty? Not quite