Having been live for only a year, we’ll gladly take a moment to pat ourselves on the back for making Blog Rank’s Top 100 list of small business blogs. It’s certainly an honor to be in the company of such well-respected blogs that have not only been around for a lot longer than ours, but [...]
Posts Tagged ‘blogs’
Do Blogs Dynamically Transform the Modern American Political Culture
Recently web logs, or blogs, have exploded in popularity and have come to occupy an increasingly important place in American politics. Given the disparity in resources and organization against other actors, their influence presents a puzzle. How can a collection of decentralized, nonprofit, contrarian and discordant websites exercise any influence over political and policy outputs? [...]
Diane Tucker: Hey, Sarah Palin, Quit Stealing My HuffPost Blogs
(In order to get Ms. Palin’s attention, I use an unforgivable number of ice hockey terms in this post.) Dear Sarah Palin, During your resignation…
“Blogs Are Best at Debunking Myths That Can Slip Through a Lot of the Traditional Media Outlets”
Guess who just said: Blogs are best at debunking myths that can slip through a lot of the traditional media outlets. ? Some rabbid blogger? A radical proto-terrorist? A neo-nazi? Some loser who lives in his mom’s basement? Wrong. Obama just said it. So next time an Obama official (or someone from a future administration) [...]
Walter Cronkite’s Words: Read His Blogs
The legendary news anchor Walter Cronkite is dead at age 92. Among many other achievements, “the most trusted man in America” helmed the “CBS Evening News” for nearly two decades, ending in 1981.
The Huffington Post had the privilege of po…
Tim Armstrong, AOL CEO: “The Old AOL Was Run By Blogs, The New AOL Is Run By Me”
During the question-and-answer portion of the all-hands, one staffer asked Tim if SAI’s estimate that AOL will probably have to lay-off another ~2,000 employees was close to the mark.
We were glad to hear of Tim’s response. First he said that…



