Election 2008
Republican pollster David Winston, President of the Winston Group, discussed the upcoming elections.
Republican pollster David Winston, President of the Winston Group, discussed the upcoming elections.
Jeff Jarvis today issued a call for a blog measurement summit. That’s a great idea. As he points out, current panel based solutions aren’t as accurate as many would like to see, especially when it comes to niche blogs. Fortunately, there are a number of smart companies looking at and thinking about the problem, including…
Didn’t make it to Reboot? Neither did I. But Sarah Wurrey, editor of PR Blog Jots and frequent contributor to the CustomScoop blog, just posted a nice summary of the discussion that went on in the blogosphere about the conference. It’s not as much fun as being in Copenhagen and enjoying some of the local…
Chris Kelly, a writer for Bill Maher’s TV show, uses his column at Huffington Post today to take aim at an online petition drive surrounding the F-22 Raptor fighter jet program. He laments the fact that he has seen ads for this petition on a variety of conservative web sites, and he skewers the merits…
Anyone who knows me knows that I enjoy indulging in good food and drink. And often expensive food and drink. But the article I just wrote for Cork & Knife features something even I couldn’t imagine ordering, even if my wallet would support it. It’s a $7,450 cocktail.
I was prepared to write up a post today disputing the criticism of Microsoft and Waggener Edstrom for their preparation for an interview with Wired. But Joseph Thornley beat me to it and did a better job than I would have. Go read his post instead. Technorati tags: Wired, Microsoft, Waggener Edstrom, PR, ethics
Scott Cleland, Chairman of NetCompetition.org, a net neutrality forum funded by broadband companies, discusses Google’s rising power and what he sees as the ominous implications of it.