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Saturday, September 20th, 2008

The opening keynote of the Blog World Expo is underway in Vegas. Richard Jalichandra of Technorati is walking the audience through highlights of their State of the Blogosphere survey work to be released starting Monday as a five part series.
If you’re interested in looking at the characteristics that separate the top tier bloggers from the [...]

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Friday, July 11th, 2008

Shelbinator has a ridiculous little post up defending Rep. Capuano’s braindead attempt to regualte YouTube for political speech.  Patrick Ruffini at The Next Right has a good post up calling out the frightening number of Dems trying to make this about partisanship.
The fact is the whole thing is stupid.  Capuano’s argument for why he is [...]

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    Bloggers, Congress, Craziness, Government, The Internet, Web 2.0, You Tube | 1 Comment »

Wednesday, April 18th, 2007

A comment left in response to a post by David All on TechPresident, caused me to reply.  That reply became a much longer post that, I think, bears repeating here.  The essence of the original comment was that the RNC had ‘given up’ on Team Leader.  My reply follows…
Having been the guy to officially ‘pull the plug’ [...]

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    Politics, Republicans, The Internet, Web 2.0 | 3 Comments »

Wednesday, April 18th, 2007

Elevating the discussion that has been going on regarding the state of the GOP in online politics to more mainstream media, David All writes on his blog, and in The Politico that the GOP’s problems are more a function of not having a sufficient tech strategy.
Republicans are getting trounced by Democrats…
Some attribute this disparity to activist energy [...]

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Thursday, April 5th, 2007

Just yesterday I launched a new Facebook Group called The Anti-Social Social Network to celebrate the irony of the fact that most of the people I know who work in Social Networking tend to view themselves as fairly anti-social.
Then today, I saw this article about a flash mob storming a train station in London.  It made [...]

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    Craziness, Society, Technology, The Internet, Web 2.0 | 1 Comment »

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