Why some folks shouldn’t have access to computers
Monday, May 4th, 2009Not safe for work from the founder of RedState.
Archive for the ‘BNN News’ Category
Not safe for work from the founder of RedState.
Blogs sponsor VA gov debate
Thursday, April 23rd, 2009BNN VA editor Vivian Paige has all the details.
All the lame that’s fit to intimidate
Wednesday, April 22nd, 2009That headline makes no sense, but neither does The New York Times' decision to make a food blog remove the slogan "All the news that's fit to eat."
CNN uses copyright to silence blogger critics
Sunday, April 19th, 2009As if anyone needed yet another reason that the fair use exception to copyright is critical to the blogosphere. Check this out. CNN is trying to keep footage of its jerk reporter arguing with Tea Party protestors instead of covering them.
BNN sends record number of visitors to blogs
Saturday, April 18th, 2009If you check out the top of the BNN home page, you'll see a weekly tally of the number of click thrus from a BNN rss feed, widget or web page to the bloggers we cover. Towards the beginning of the year, it was running at about 1.1 million a ...
Gay marriage ruling in Iowa
Friday, April 3rd, 2009You can check the Iowa blogosphere here. And the state of the IA tweeterverse here:
Post’s The Fix trying to track the best state political blogs
Thursday, April 2nd, 2009You might want to wander by and submit your names. I noticed dozens of good blogs tracked by BNN that haven't been mentioned yet.
Tiny Maryland town’s mayor makes Drudge by bashing local blogs
Monday, March 16th, 2009And the newspaper leaves the name of this dastardly blog unknown to its readers. I bet I know which blog she means. I don't follow BNN's DelMarVa site every day, but of all our sections this is the one that creates more sparks and more angry email to me than any ...
Italian government goes after blogs
Thursday, March 12th, 2009You'd think this was satire or maybe something thought up by the KGB. Nope.
Can Wisconsin bloggers write about High School sports?
Thursday, March 5th, 2009The Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association seems to think it can block the state's newspapers from covering post-season play unless the newspapers pay the athletic association. The most interesting bit is this: "The WIAA is asking a Portage County judge to rule that the organization has the right to "control the transmission, ...
