Birth Of A Bad Blog Meme Or, Why Are Some People Laughing At “Green Aliens”?
It pays to read a scientific study before commenting on it.
Pennsylvania Family Court Orders Father To Delete Blog Critical Of Ex-Wife
Does a family court have the authority to tell a parent to delete a blog critical of his ex-wife?
DC Has Worst Drivers But Safe For Pedestrians
The nation’s capital is the worst place to drive in the country. But it’s a surprisingly safe place to walk.
New Commenting Features
As some have already noticed, we installed some new commenting plug-ins late yesterday adding some features that many have been requesting
Comments Alert
Our patience with those who repeatedly hijack the discussion thread to detract from the topic at hand has ended, effective immediately.
Bloggers Not Protected By Journalist Shield Law, New Jersey Court Rules
In a decision released yesterday. the New Jersey Supreme Court clarified the journalist/blogger distinction somewhat.
The Pathetic Defense Of Sarah Palin’s Botched History Of The Ride Of Paul Revere
The real story of Paul Revere’s ride has little to do with Sarah Palin’s odd tale, no matter what her defenders say.
Why New Media Beats Old Media
Sure, there’s a lot of crap out there. But it’s easier to find good information and engage with experts than ever.
Tyler Cowen’s Productive Mind
A profile of George Mason economist and blogger Tyler Cowen offers this amusing description: “Cowen, 49, has round features, a hesitant posture, and an unconcerned haircut.”
Presidential Reading List
Foreign Policy’s David Kenner has a reading list for President Obama to help him get read for his big speech to recast our relationship with the Arab world. Topping the Persian Gulf section is Crossroads Arabia, by our own John Burgess.