Blogging, as in Slogging
I was going to Fisk David Greenberg‘s insipid, condescending NYT op-ed explaining why he’s not cut out for the blogging game but Pejman Yousefzadeh beat me to it.
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I was going to Fisk David Greenberg‘s insipid, condescending NYT op-ed explaining why he’s not cut out for the blogging game but Pejman Yousefzadeh beat me to it.
Grokking The Blogosphere
What happens when you agree to write blog posts when you don’t really understand the concept? I think you’ll find this to be a fairly accurate summation – How hard could blogging be? You roll out of bed, turn on your computer, scan the headlines, thi…
Prometheus Unhinged
I’ve been skimming David Greenberg’s rather disagreeable posts at Daniel Drezner.com and quietly disagreed them. Little did I realize that Greenberg’s excursion into the blogosphere was an anthropoorelitist study where he was Dian Fossey and we wer…
Did you just use “fisk” without irony?
Blogging, as in Slogging
David should have spent some time reading other blogs before he dove into the deep end of the pool.
Bloggers on Greenberg on Blogging
David Greenberg opines on his stint as guest-blogger at Drezner’s place. He concludes: “I’m not cut out for blogging.”
Apparently, there is much consensus on this count.
I think that the main flaw in Greenberg’s critique is that he is taki…
Dogging It on Blogging Hogging Newsprint and Clogging Bandwith with Sog-Story
Dogging It on Blogging Hogging Newsprint and Clogging Bandwith with Sog-Story
Compliments: Learning How To Take Them, Lesson 1
So, the New York Times publishes an article on blogging that says it is hard, and it takes talent. What would you think most conservative bloggers would respond to? If you guessed “everything before the word ‘that'”, you know your…