Glenn is too much of a gentleman to realize what a revolutionary (small and big R) he is. In a very real sense, he started this.
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1. Silicon valley Jim:Does anybody have a link that doesn’t require a subscription? I’m too, uh, thrifty to subscribe.
May 31, 2005 - 8:25 am 2. Carl Spackler:Just as the American Revolution had it’s start in pubs, dram shops and taverns, the names of which are most all lost to history, so to in a rough sense the on-line revolution started IMHO with Jim Robinson’s Free Republic. The rough frame of today’s blogs was all there, albeit in a different form. Links, postings, comments, base, working class, below the radar of the well educated, save the cries of the Democrats, who took notice during the Bush/Gore election and mistook it as a fake, ginned up scheme by right wing big money. FR was supported by it’s posters, somewhere near a quarter of a mil a year. Naturally, again, being small business and tradesmen, FR’s particular achievements have gone unremarked by any historical reporting. I suppose it is all matter of class bias.
The above is but a quip, not a dig, as Instapundit is my browser’s home site.
So, let a thousand flowers bloom! The revolution swims amongst the digital fish of the Internet sea.
May 31, 2005 - 8:26 am 3. erp:The link at Instapundit doean’t require registration.
May 31, 2005 - 8:32 am 4. Knucklehead:Carl Spackler,
Going OT here, but I found you comments interesting and, if you haven’t seen it, I highly recommend:
The Island at the Center of the World : The Epic Story of Dutch Manhattan, the Forgotten Colony that Shaped America. IMHO it is a well done and useful read for anyone interested in US history but, additionally, Shorto brings out a new (to me) twist and makes a reasonably convincing case for it.
May 31, 2005 - 12:52 pm 5. Buddy Larsen:SVJ, LOL.
Instapundit was just on Kudlow, talking about the $300 Sony that will make a big diff for citizen reporters eye-appeal.And,replacing dead-tree papers in general. Good interview in that he got a full, in-depth, eleven seconds in order to flesh out the details of his points–including several cases where he had time to answer Kudlow’s questions with several beginnings of words after the “Well…” before the commercial break or another question cut him off.
May 31, 2005 - 3:06 pm 6. Justin Time:Buddy,
He was just supposed to say ‘Heh’ and ‘Indeed’ now and then, and hold up a few photos of cats.
May 31, 2005 - 3:46 pm 7. Buddy Larsen:Yeh…that’s what he had time for, alright…I’ve seen Roger on the show get exactly enough time for the sound waves of the question to reach his ear before it was ‘on to the next question’…ha!
May 31, 2005 - 4:03 pm