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writer's blog home > blog archives page 225Cuban: Kukral Knows I Won't Call
Here is a follow-up to the story about Jim Kukral, the blogger and ReveNews publisher, who is trying to get Mark Cuban's attention with a press release and a website called "Mark Cuban Pleease Call Me. April 17, 2006
Blogging Fame Can Fade Quickly
Whisky Bar, a blog anonymously blogged by Billmon, won the Koufax blogging award a couple years ago. April 15, 2006
Leftist Blogger Featured in Washington Post
The Washington Post has an article about Maryscott O'Connor, the blogger at My Left Wing. April 15, 2006
Metroblogging Launches Blog for Fictional World
Metroblogging, a network of city blogs, has launched its first blog for a fictional place. April 14, 2006
Newsweek Launches RSS Reader Powered by Newsgator
Newsgator is blogging about Newsweek, which has created a private label RSS reader using Newsgator's technology. April 14, 2006
Money Ranks the Top Fifty Jobs
CNNMoney. April 14, 2006
Sister Inc. Magazine Launches This Summer
Sister Inc. April 14, 2006
Gregory Pincus And The Fibonacci Poems
Math and poetry: they don't really go together all that well. April 14, 2006
Dane Cook has 1 Million MySpace Friends
Comedian Dane Cook has made over one million MySpace friends according to his MySpace profile. April 13, 2006
Think Partnership to Acquire IceRocket.com Blog Search Engine
Think Partnership Inc. April 13, 2006
The Floating Book Fair
Well, here's something we've never heard of before: a floating book fair has just docked in the port of Chennai, India. April 13, 2006
Freakonomics Author Levitt Sued For Defamation
Now that the Dan Brown Da Vinci Code trial is over, we were feeling a bit bereft. April 13, 2006
The Small but Growing MySpace Economy
The MySpace economy is forming. April 12, 2006
Kukral Wants a Phone Call From Mark Cuban
Jim Kukral, the publisher of ReveNews, is trying to get Mark Cuban to call him as part of a blogging experiment. April 12, 2006
Filtering Tools Helping to Control Blog Comment Spam
CNET has an interesting article about the comment spam situation. April 12, 2006
New Report Shines Light on Bush's False Biolab Claims
The Washington Post embarrased President Bush today when it reported today that new Pentagon documents prove that the President knew full well that those supposedly "mobile biological weapons labs" found in Iraq really really nothing of the kind. April 12, 2006
New ISBN Numbers Are Coming
The ISBN number on the back of all books is getting ready for a change: the new ISBN numbers will be 13 digits long, instead of 11 digits long. April 12, 2006
MySpace Videos a Threat to YouTube?
HitWise reports that MySpace Videos have already passed YouTube in traffic. April 11, 2006
Gallup Poll: Americans Suspicious of Bush's Role in Plamegate
A new Gallup poll reveals that the American public is not happy over President Bush's leaking of classified intelligence to punish the wife of a war critic. April 11, 2006
Jill Carroll Was Falsely Accused by Some Bloggers
A few right wing bloggers gave kidnapped Christian Science Monitor journalist Jill Carroll an unbelievably hard time over her kidnapping. April 11, 2006
Women Entering Workforce Face Culture Shock
A Women's eNews article says young women often face culture shock with they enter the corporate culture for the first time. April 11, 2006
Disney to Offer Free Soaps and Shows Online
ZDNet reports that Disney is planning to offer a free two-month trial of free tv shows. April 11, 2006
BlogStar Offers Moblogging Celebs
BlogStar, LLC announced last week that its mobile blogging entertainment service has been picked up by Sprint. April 10, 2006
The Internet as a Giant Headline Competition
Sometimes the Internet feels like a giant headline competition. April 10, 2006
Sy Hersh: Bush Plans War on Iran
The hot topic on the Sunday talk shows was Sy Hersh's new article in The New Yorker in which Hersh says that President Bush has plans to go to war with Iran, and will use tactical nukes to take out any sites suspected as being connected with a nuclear weapons program. April 10, 2006

