I'll give it a try for a while.
the small captions dont lend much detail to the direction of the post, but interesting enugh.
I guess we'll have to differ on whether Instapundit is conservative or not...... :-)
"The mainstream press has first tried to ignore the story, and now they're complaining that it has gone on too long. Cute. It seems their attention span depends on which side is getting burned. " *
Conversely, any bad news for Bush is decried here as the "liberal media" indulging in "Irrational Bush Hatred".
Whenever it dies down, as all stories do, it is because "it didn't stick, it didn't work. Next!".
Guess the interpreation depends on which side is getting burned.........
Professional blogs are a different kettle of fish from the newsy (read politics) blogs.
I'll agree with you there.
Current Events » in reply to It depends on the blogs
Thanks for Memeorandum (love the name)
The whole thread (26 posts)
- "Distributed processing" as a metaphor for the new media
- Mark Steyn observes the effect of the internet
- Yet another article on this subject...
- A good example of the process in action...
- Systems analysis
- Old Media: Kerry's biggest fans
- Comments from Belmont Club
- The days of the 'dead tree Press' are probably numbered
- Fed up with corporate radio as well...
- re: "Distributed processing" as a metaphor for the new media
- Old media loosing market and revenues
