Archive for July, 2008

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Good blogging is about owning an issue.

I love the way Steve explains it here:

Can you own an issue to such a degree that you bring the world to you, that they can’t tell the story without your work?

Blogging as expertise, both journalistic and intellectual.  I love it.

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links for 2008-07-27

Posting to resume.

The subtitle of this blog is “mostly links,” and that’s because I have a day job that isn’t blogging (but instead managing a network of blogs) so it’s often difficult for me to shift in and out of writing mode and provide you with any unique insights you couldn’t just find from reading the articles I’m reading.

But I recognize that the last two weeks or so the blog could easily be called “almost completely links.” Between a week of vacation, four nights in Austin for Netroots Nation, a few days in between to transition and a week after to get my bearings back at TPM, things have been quite busy.

But, this week hopefully I’ll be able to find time to start writing again, probably to share some thoughts that have been marinating on the progressive movement’s awful but inevitable choice between justice and progress, mainstream media’s painfully slow emergence into the hyperlink economy of web media, and the Obama Campaigns coming decision on movement management.  Movement and new media analysis, woo!

Thanks to the growing number of you that are reading, I’ll work to start getting the thoughts flowing again.

PS: Just figured out how to blog from my iPhone.  Expect some fun stuff to pop up here as a result.

links for 2008-07-26

links for 2008-07-25

links for 2008-07-24

TPM featured in Aljazeera story on the net changing US politics.

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links for 2008-07-23

links for 2008-07-22

links for 2008-07-18

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