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White House blogging
French (and, now, Valley) entrepreneur and blogger Loic Le Meur has been invited to tonight’s White House concert honoring French President Sarkozy — and he’s blogging it. Tweet Related posts: rexblog nano The Tumblr-fication of Google Reader While I’m traveling, … Continue reading
Who Was the First White House Blogger? (Continued)
Here’s a blast from an almost four-year-old, distant past: over the past few days there has been a micro-debate about the identity of the “first White House blogger.” I found out about it because William Beutler discovered some dead links … Continue reading
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Dan Froomkin speaks
Gee, while I’ve been wi-fi-free in western Massachusetts all day, my question earlier regarding something that, while perhaps not that historically significant, deserves a clarifying asterisk, was answered by the Washington Post’s Dan Froomkin: “So while Pfeiffer was indeed the … Continue reading
Who is the first White House blogger?
Who was the first White House blogger? This is old news, in a couple of ways, but Robert Cox blogged something last night that, for obvious reasons, made me a little curious, myself. Bob, in reference to the publicity Garrett … Continue reading
Back to the real world
Tomorrow, this weblog gets back off the grid. However, I thought I would spend my final few moments under the glare of blogdex to collect and share my “take-away” from the past few days. The following random thoughts may also … Continue reading
