Category Archives: blogdom

no foolin’

I awoke today from – or perhaps ‘through’ fits better – a dream that Diana and/or Paul Hsieh (neither of whom I know from the neighborhood raccoons, but whose blogs I read yesterday) had replaced my bedroom window with their … Continue reading

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stream of pseudothought

Columbia Newsblaster cobbles together phrases from various news sources to generate summaries of top stories. The result can be surreal: . . . Congressional Republicans are using a government – paid videotaped message from President Bush to parry Democratic attacks against them … Continue reading

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a penny here, a penny there

How to make money off blogs according to Eve Kayden. If any advertising moguls are reading this, I’m willing to have a go. Six hundred pairs of eyeballs a month, baby!

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everybody’s doing it

I am somehow disappointed to find that Volokh knew before I did that Duncan Frissell, with whom I exchanged some interesting mail on and around the Extropians list back when, has a you-know-what.

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everything in its place

This boy will go far.

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old medium meets new

It was a treat to see Eugene Volokh quoted in The Economist — to his own surprise.

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web-logging the old-fashioned way

It occurs to me that I ought to be logging not only the good stuff I find for the first time but also the sites to which I return periodically. So. Sites of the last few days. (Most of these … Continue reading

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