Bloggers Lash Out Against Santa Barbara Lawsuit December 20, 2006 By Mark Boyer Mostly, bloggers commenting on the latest News-Press turmoil feel that Wendy McCaw has gone a bit overboard.
Time Names POY, Bloggers Not Tickled December 18, 2006 By Mark Boyer Bloggers respond to their new honor with witty puns and sarcastic punditry.
Snow Offers Olive Branch, Bloggers Remain Partisan December 15, 2006 By Mark Boyer Tony Snow apologizes to David Gregory, sending shockwaves rippling through the blogosphere.
‘Way Forward’ Unveiled, Bloggers Not Impressed December 6, 2006 By Mark Boyer Early today, bloggers have been responding to both the Baker-Hamilton Report and the ISG’s televised press conference in real time.
The Atlantic‘s Top 100 List Is Lazy, Boring December 5, 2006 By Mark Boyer The list of American icons that inhabits 21 pages of the magazine is dominated by dead white guys whose accomplishments are summed up in a single terse sentence.
Of Phone Books and Reporters November 29, 2006 By Mark Boyer Bloggers react to the Supreme Court’s refusal to keep federal prosecutors away from the phone records of two reporters.
Bloggers Revel in New Legal Immunity November 22, 2006 By Mark Boyer A California Supreme Court ruling grants immunity to those who repost defamatory material on the Internet, giving bloggers around the country a sense of both relevance and security.
Bloggers Doubt TVNewser’s Abilities as Trade Columnist November 21, 2006 By Mark Boyer The New York Times prints a gushy profile of Brian Stelter, and bloggers respond to his success with admiration and jealousy.
The Juice is Loose, and That’s a Problem November 17, 2006 By Mark Boyer Bloggers let Judith Regan have it for deciding to publish OJ Simpson’s new book.
Tierney Gives Bloggers What They Want to Hear November 14, 2006 By Mark Boyer Predictably, many bloggers applauded the announcement of the Times Op-Ed columnist’s departure.
