Month: July 2003

The article I referred to a few weeks ago is now out, by Joanna Weiss at the Boston Globe. Titled Blogs shake the political discourse, it’s a nice overview of…

My itinerary today: 9:30am flight: Chicago – DC. Cancelled. (Got the last seat on the next flight, got in a half hour ahead of my meeting.) Got into DCA after…

Over at my Dean campaign blog, I mentioned that I helped the campaign update the official campaign blog over the weekend. Specifically, we added permalinks to comments and added “mail…

Vermont Public Radio (VPR) will have Howard on live from Iowa this Thursday, July 24, from 7pm-8:30pm(east-coast time.) If you can’t tune in VPR in your area, you can listen…

New from the DoD and Accenture: “eDemocracy” Think web elections are a long way off? Think again. A lucky few American citizens will be able to vote online in the…

We did a little tinkering over at the official campaign blog this afternoon. With the watchful eye of Mathew Gross over my virtual shoulder, we overhauled several things: Comments now…

JRobb is Back! John Robb is back, located now at MindPlex.org. [via Bryan Strawser

Like Matthew Langer, I have long been an admirer of Arthur Schlesinger, Jr. (I have my high school history teacher — Winslow Smith — to thank for that.) For that…

So I got interested in Google’s new AdSense program. It doesn’t cost much to run this blog (all told, hosting and software costs run about $300/year), but I figured the…

Caught over at The Volokh Conspiracy, check out this wonderful example of judicial common sense: FOR THE WESTERN DISTRICT OF WISCONSIN HYPERPHRASE TECHNOLOGIES, LLC and HYPERPHRASE INC., ORDER Plaintiffs, 02-C-647-C…