bloggers

It was inevitable with the 3,000 liberal bloggers descending on Austin, Texas for a new-media conference that editors of the local paper, the Austin American-Statesman, would weigh in and take a few conventional mainstream shots at the bloggers.  However, I cannot get my around the editorial'

This week the blogosphere has been filled with Dr. Horrible’s Sing-Along Blog and how that traffic crashed the site within just a couple of hours. (The new episode is up today and I’m headed over to see it shortly.)

It seems like there are a blue million technology groups in Nashville these days and I love it. There is also lots of talk today about all of the different pieces and how they fit together. This is a post about how I see it.

Ben Cunningham sent along a link to a great blog called Church of the Customer that focuses on building customer relationships. Nothing could be more important in these uncertain economic times.

Where are all those liberal Tennessee bloggers who gave me hell in February of 2007 for my article on the amount of yellowcake being stored in Iraq?  I didn’t see any posts jumping on the AP.   Where are you folks? I’m waiting.  And the AP doesn’t even mention the UF4 (green salt), the same green salt that has drawn the attention of the IAEA in Iran’s program.

So, we cleaned this weekend.

Yes, it's approaching that time again- That time when I go to BlogHer and then spend the next week writing (what I consider to be) hilarious/scandalous stories about

It feels good to come back to blogging. Any longer than a two-month hiatus would, I'm sure, effectively kill the blog--so in an effort to preserve my four remaining readers, I'm resuming regular posting. Thanks for your patience.