By: Eric Wilner
Milbloggers seem to have faded away to a much greater extent; seems most of them went silent during Obama’s first term. Which keeps a lot of information and perspective out of public view. I don’t know...
View ArticleBy: The Neon Madman
Over at Ace’s place, a fellow who calls himself Weasel runs a very popular Sunday night gun thread.
View ArticleBy: J T Bolt
Hello? Someone turned the lights in the store off while I was in the bathroom. Is anyone here? Anybody?
View ArticleBy: Richard
The tech oligarchs have impacted blogging of any type as well as used their social media platforms to generally shut down dissent. It is time we returned the favor. Their business model could be...
View ArticleBy: Chris Byrne
When greader shut down, a lot of people just didn’t bother finding another RSS client, and went to reddit, twitter, digg, facebook etc… The readers stopped actually going to the original website to...
View ArticleBy: JTC
Kevin has it right, shit just gets old after years of the same…on both sides of the screen. So best is actually a link machine like you run right here, where you do all the work posting items of...
View ArticleBy: Guy J. Sagi
I didn’t expect to hear about a shift to social media when I started contacting bloggers for the story. Darned glad I did though, because from the comments here it looks like the few who responded...
View ArticleBy: Will
Blogs are about as close to social media as I want to get. When bloggers make a note of something significant on one of those sites, I may go look, if I can access it. Mostly I find it just annoying to...
View ArticleBy: Ravenwood
It’s tiring, and life gets in the way. Besides now we can simply post our memes on facebook instead of our personal site.
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