The War Over the Wall April 26, 2007 By Satta Sarmah The decision by the U.S. military to build a wall separating two Baghdad neighborhoods is kicking up some dust.
Blogs and NBC and the MSM and Mass Murder April 19, 2007 By Satta Sarmah Bloggers react to NBC airing the rantings of the Virginia Tech killer.
With Troop Tours Extended, Bloggers Debate Service April 12, 2007 By Satta Sarmah Today in the ‘sphere, bloggers and soldiers debate which sacrifices should be required of an all-volunteer Army.
Bush Names Ambassador to Belgium, Bloggers on Top of It April 5, 2007 By Satta Sarmah The president makes a recess appointment to a very important post, leading to conflict.
‘All-Knowing’ News Network Debuts to Mixed Reaction March 29, 2007 By Satta Sarmah The fake news business just got a little bigger.
Viral Ads and the New Democratic Moment March 22, 2007 By Satta Sarmah Will user-generated political ads lead to more openness, or simply bring digital mudslinging into the mainstream?
Writing About, and Through, Cancer March 19, 2007 By Satta Sarmah Newsday reporter Lauren Terrazzano on how she writes her weekly column “Life, With Cancer,” and how the media usually portrays the disease.
Clinton, Obama ‘Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell,’ Eliciting Outrage March 15, 2007 By Satta Sarmah While both candidates have come under fire from gay rights groups and others who are calling the senators flip-floppers, most of the anger is directed at Clinton.
McCain Quasi-Launches Campaign, Bloggers Largely Disapprove March 1, 2007 By Satta Sarmah The Arizona senator opted to announce his presidential run on Letterman, but many bloggers don’t quite see the point.
Post Spurs Walter Reed Changes, Blogging Debate February 22, 2007 By Satta Sarmah Some bloggers are assailing the lack of support for the troops, while others see the Post‘s series as evidence of the media’s anti-military and anti-war stance.