…. depends on who’s side you’re on. A Lebanese editor’s commentary, linked at editorsweblog.org. In this time of war, both the US and Arab media mirror and pander to their public opinions, reflect and promote a rising tide of patriotic…
For all you biz/financial editors
Occurs to me there might be a story in the profusion of blogs about the stock market. I’m a bit of a dabbler, as you might’ve noticed after my reams of verbiage about the Google IPO. Last summer I started…
Found another one…
… Becky Bowers, a national desk copy editor at the St. Pete Times, is the keeper of La Pluma Roja (Spanish for The Red Pen), a mostly personal blog. Found the link over at blocletters.com, which reminds me: If you’re…
Requiem for a digicam
Side Salad laments the passing of his camera. A fun quote: Random, stupid and meaningless photography of everyday activities – and some that aren’t so ordinary – is my heroin. Suggestion for a parlor game: Fill in the blank —…
In praise of Christopher Byron
Byron’s the guy who wrote the juicy tell-all book about Martha Stewart. John Ettorre, keeper of the Working With Words blog, talks about Byron’s newest tome, an expose on Jack Welch of GE. Should be a barn-burner. I’ve somehow never…
PR guy has a swell blog
Steve Rubel, NYC PR dude, pointed me to Micro Persuasion, his blog about the intersection of news, publicity and blogging. Good stuff, especially judging from his Technorati profile.