The Katies’ Sad Fall April 25, 2007 By Dan Goldberg A Texas journalism award isn’t all it has been cracked up to be.
Bloggers Give New ESPN Ombudsman Glowing Reviews April 16, 2007 By Dan Goldberg On April 7, a radio host went on the air and said something really stupid — and it had nothing to do with Rutgers. Enter Le Anne Schreiber.
Demands Unmet, the Taliban Take an Afghan Journalist’s Life April 9, 2007 By Dan Goldberg After a little more than a month in captivity, Ajmal Naqshbandi was killed Sunday.
Couric Plays Devil’s Advocate, Bloggers Deliver Unseemly Hit March 26, 2007 By Dan Goldberg CBS’s anchor pushed and challenged John and Elizabeth Edwards; she was skeptical, not cynical. But many bloggers’ responses to her 60 Minutes interview were unjustifiably unkind.
As Thompson Ponders Run, Bloggers Dissect His Chances March 19, 2007 By Dan Goldberg The Law and Order star’s indecision is creating chatter from bloggers hoping for or cringing at the thought of his run for the GOP nomination.
Some Bloggers Get Debate Canceled, Other Bloggers Not Pleased March 14, 2007 By Dan Goldberg The Politico reveals why a Democratic debate in Nevada was scrapped, and bloggers are not particularly happy about it.
Coulter Attack Condemned in Blogosphere March 5, 2007 By Dan Goldberg Bloggers called the conservative pundit all sorts of names not fit to print — but more than a few were also disappointed in John Edwards’ response.
Jason Whitlock Had a Great Time in Vegas … Right? February 26, 2007 By Dan Goldberg Was the NBA All-Star Vegas weekend a "Perfect Party" or was "Mayhem the Main Event?"
Lucky Sparks New Censorship Debate February 19, 2007 By Dan Goldberg Anything that borders on censorship will rile up bloggers, and the controversy over a children’s book that uses a touchy word has done just that.
Harvard Names New President, Bloggers Skeptical February 12, 2007 By Dan Goldberg Many bloggers are wondering if the hiring of Drew Gilpin Faust is more than just a coincidence.
