Category: Blogging

Samizdata have the story: Theodore Dalrymple, sometime writer in the Spectator, is now blogging over at the Social Affairs Unit Weblog. The blog is another Perry De Havilland production. Nice work Perry. Dalrymple blogs under his real name, Dr Anthony Daniels.

I missed this article by Dan Gillmor on Wired.com. As always Dan knows exactly what he is talking about here. A good interview and sounds like a good book.

Dan Drezner congratulates Chicago Tribune columnist Eric Zorn on his 1 year blog anniversary. I never even realised the Chicago Tribune did blogs, so there you go. However Zorn’s blog appears not to have permalinks, which really annoys me. Zorn writes a column [Reg reqd] about his one year as a blogger, showing how blogging…

Lots of stuff to catch up on here guys, so hold onto your hats.

Just a little wrecked today, so not too much posting going on.

A curious referral today from an internal blog listing, or so it appears. It comes from a PBS program. It’s looking at international coverage of the US election, the actual referral comes from here. Yup not accessible, but hey interesting nonetheless.

Because my server keeps timing out on 500 errors, I am considering moving software from MT to WordPress. I have installed a copy of WordPress on my blog, and have started messing around with it. On first impressions it is quite good, and amazingly it requires no rebuilding as MT does. Lately my 1400-odd entries…

I have added a new weblog to El Blogroll. Steve Clemons is Executive Vice President of the New America Foundationand, in my spare time, serve as Director of the Japan Policy Research Institute. His bio is here. Interesting essay by Fukuyama causing a bit of a stir. Matthew Yglesias adds his thoughts too.

Ouch my blogging has not been up to scratch lately. Blame it on the new books.

Been a slow weekend, perhaps more blogging tomorrow.