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Category Archives: Blogging and Blogs
Growing discontent
The fallout from the latest information gap at City Hall will likely reign over us for days. Here’s what I’ve found so far…
Update: Spag unpacks Mitch Johnson’s mid-day statement (Word file) and ends with: “…The whole lot of them need to be replaced or the elected officials will certainly be replaced. I believe consensus has been reached, [...]
Also posted in Greensboro Politics 2 Comments
Converging on the hungry
According to Cara Michelle, Friday night’s ConvergeSouth BBQ was a hit all around Greensboro.
Posted in Blogging and Blogs 1 Comment
ConvergeSouth - all good (except for…)
ConvergeSouth was, again, a great event organized by some great people.  Even though I am loath to single out any of the many worker bees who made this year’s edition such a success, a special “job well done” goes out to Sue, Ben, Ed and jw who seemed to be everywhere at the same time.
I attended several [...]
Posted in Blogging and Blogs 22 Comments
Policlicks.com
Local internet concern, Policlicks.com, gets a fine write-up in this week’s Yes!Weekly.
Reporter Amy Kingsley spent some time with the principals of the organization and opened her article with some familiar ”lofty language“.
“Right now we’re seeing the paradigms change,” said Ross Myers, the vice president of business development. “We’ve taken on the great macro-democratic institutions.”
Site here, blog here.
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Ed Cone envy
Ed Cone has reached a blogging nirvana of sorts and I am jealous.
Only a blogger who has reached a certain pinnacle of success and total readership will ever get to experience the satisfaction that must come with having your every word scrutinized within its own category on one blog (which has increased Sam’s own readership, I’m sure) and so expertly [...]
Posted in Blogging and Blogs 26 Comments
She calls it “Malignant Narcissism”
And I have to agree.
Sue has a serious post about the state of the local blogoshere. She asks…
“How sad. How ugly. How un-Greensboro-like. Is our serious blogging over?”
I, too, have noticed that some local blogs and commenters therein have taken a turn to the nastier side.
Also posted in Life in General 13 Comments
Add your voice…
“Our goal is to provide an open and free Community Blogging system where anyone can stake their own claim…”
A new Greensboro information and opinion outlet launched yesterday: www.pissonarock.com.ÂÂ
Also posted in Life in General 13 Comments
Growing back pushing