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American Reporter - Look, I’m not just some blogger yaking about this or that. I’ve got bona fides. I’m barely educated on two continents, have a bunch of degrees (I’m using my doctorate for a tea coaster as I write), I know how to say MacDonald’s in at least a
American Opinion
American Reporter - The blogger, Bill Roggio, a computer technician from New Jersey, raised more than $30,000 from his online readers to pay for airfare, technical equipment and body armor. A few weeks later, he was posting dispatches from a remote outpost in
Protect online speech
Carroll County Times - But that doesn’t mean that I’m looking for a way to stop people from commenting, which is what the new code of conduct will essentially do. The code, drafted by blogger Tim O’Reilly, has some pretty good ideas. The best is that people on the Internet
Exposing the trashy side of Scottsdale nightlife
AZCentral.com - Richie is actually an anonymous blogger. He is between 22 and 28 years old, but would not disclose his real name or occupation. Mr. Dirty Scottsdale said he goes out three to four nights per week to clubs all over town. He stays out as late as 3 a.m.
Shiela: Cliffhanger x2
Carroll County Times - Ok–this blogger is done with American Idol and moving on to the next show I can’t to see –”So You Think You Can Dance.” I love all that is dancing; just wish I could! LOL Thanks for tuning in with the Times and posting to our site about American Idol
Nigerian bloggers mount campaign
BBC News - The blogger blames Nigerians for the conduct of politicians. “One thing is sure, all Nigerians are to blame for this stupid acts played out by the useless leaders and politicians everyday. These politicians are just crazy, they are insane.” The
Bloggers Zero In on Zoellick
BusinessWeek - Second verse, same as the first,” wrote Tennessee blogger Southern Beale . “This is basically trading one creepy neocon for another.” “[President George W.] Bush is like Microsoft. Appointment 1.0 sucks, Appointment 2.0 is hit-or-miss, Appointment 3.0