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• Bush administation stands by Saudi blogger

  From CNN: The Bush administration has brought its concerns about the detention of a well-known blogger to the Saudi Arabian government at “a relatively senior level,” State Department spokesman Sean McCormack said Thursday. Kudos to the Bush administration. Every now and then it gets one right. [Tags: bush blogs saudi_arabia ] Categories: blogs, digital rights, politics

• Turning to the bloggers

  When I read something like today’s news that only 10% of American newspaper editors consider foreign news to be “very essential” to their coverage, I instinctively turn to the bloggers who I know will have something enlightening, thoughtful and sometimes profound to say. And that by itself says a lot about how news is changing. Of course, I did read that particular news in a newspaper, although I was referred there by a blog aggregator.

• Chinese won’t let blogger travel

  Rebecca MacKinnon reports that the Chinese government has refused to let citizen journalist blogger Zhou Shuguang (known as Zola) travel outside the country. This is not the first time he’s faced the Chinese authorities. This time, he twittered it as it was happening. Rebecca posts: “I just communicated with Zola online. I asked him how he’s feeling - he said he’s tired but he feels ok, isn’t stressed.

• Why, I remember Obama when he was a young lad of 43

  I was thumbing through some photos a couple of days ago and came across IMG0127.jpg, which turned out to be a photo I took at the 2004 Democratic National Convention. I was there as one of the 30 or so bloggers who had been given credentials. The DNC did it up right for us, including a breakfast meeting, in front of which they trotted dignitaries, including Howard Dean and the skinny, promising Senator.

• BLOGGER’S PC BETRAYS HIM

  My five year old Alienware PC burned through its power supply yesterday. And when I say “burned through” I mean the acrid smell of toasting electronics was quite prevalent in my office. It appears that I didn’t clean the air portals often enough and the machine finally screamed “enough” and gave up the ghost. Could that have been the reason my machine was slowing to a crawl after a few hours online? (Blogger shakes his head and begins to cry).

• Blogger Outreach Code of Ethics

  Blogger Outreach Code of Ethics

• Celebrity Pictures: December 21 Gallery Update

  Celebrity Pictures: December 21 Gallery Update Posted at December 21st, 2007 4:00 pm by Free Britney Filed under: Site Updates

• Waffles - Every Food Blogger Should Have a Waffle Maker

  Waffles - Every Food Blogger Should Have a Waffle Maker

• Blogger’s Block

  I have it in a really bad way. I haven’t posted in weeks. I think about writing often but just can’t seem to be inspired as to what to say. I really like writing/blogging so I don’t know why I’m having such a hard time. I don’t want to let this blog die. Has this happened to anybody else out there? If so, how have you overcome the “bloggers block”? Give me some suggestions! Share This Subscribe to PlainAdvice's RSS Feed This entry was posted on Wednesday.

• Fred Thompson: The Choice of Most Conservative Bloggers

  In blogger poll, after blogger poll it has been Fred Thompson hands down, despite the efforts of Ron Paul bots. Most conservative bloggers I know have either came out and endorsed him, or are rooting from him. Below are just a handful. John Hawkins of Rightwing News, Erick Erickson of RedState.Com, Pejman of RedState, Eugene Volokh of Volokh's Conspiracy, Polipundit of Polipundit, Ala from Blonde Sagacity.