Tag: Blogging Matters

This weekend Apothegm Designs will start the torturous process remaking look of the Wizbang network of sites. As part of the preparation process I've been examining various portions of …

Yesterday, I wrote a rather derisive piece about a Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court ruling abouta lawsuit against a tobacco company. I based my commentary on the Boston Glob's coverage, …

I have said that, for all my other strengths, I have the social grace of a drunken, diarrhetic baboon. I am just atrocious at certain fundamantal social skills. For …

Yesterday, Wizbang! was the target of a massive Distributed Denial Of Service attack (If I understand Kevin correctly, and that is not a given). We were flooded with comments …

Ken McCracken is Will Franklin's loyal aide-de-camp over at Willisms.com, one of the finer blogs you might not be reading but should. In addition to his own postings, Ken …

8:30pm update: I just tried to access the same blogs that were affected by the Hosting Matters Hack Attack and they are all inaccessable - again. So far, I …

A while ago, I took on the whole "chickenhawk" argument, shredding it as the dishonest, dishonorable tactic it is. Its transparency hasn't diminished its popularity among its advocates, however. …

The Washington Post is looking to hire two new bloggers, one from the right and one from the left. The Raw Story has the details: The paper's ombudsman, Deborah …

I have a confession to make. I am a terrible procrastinator. No, that's not quite accurate. I am a fantastic procrastinator. I am absolutely amazing at procrastination, to avoiding …

Bloggers are off the FEC hook: The Federal Election Commission decided Monday that the nation's new campaign finance law will not apply to most political activity on the Internet. …