Quick Hits — March 28, 2007
March 28th, 2007
- Welcome to the neighborhood, Politico! “In its early days the Politico is demonstrating the same coziness with power and pack reporting mentality that’s sadly been the hallmark of old media.”
- Huffington journalism professor = mass citizen-news project. Everyday people covering the campaigns? Clearly they can’t do worse than the pros. Via Beltway Blogroll.
- They’ll have competion, though, as The Onion launches a video news network. Finally, someone with the balls to uncover REAL stories the mainstream media won’t touch.
- Edwards’ Fundraising Jumps. Supporters’ wallets follow their hearts.
- Silicon Valley to Hillary: You’re all old and stuff.
- Hey, This Rudy Giuliani Site Isn’t Half Bad. If only the same could be said for his electoral prospects (please people, let’s get serious here — this IS still the Republican Party).
- Liberal in their interpretation of the rules, if nothing else: Are Ron Paul Supporters Gaming Digg?
- Pentagon invites bloggers to Iraq. Apparently part of a cunning plan to bore insurgency to death.
- Search the mobile web on Google. But beware the old walk-and-search routine — multitasking can kill you.
- For Marketers Social Media Soars, Mobile and Gaming Lag. Via MarketingVOX.
- Fans bake Jason Z. a digital cake for his two-year DIA anniversary. Awwwwwwwwwwwww… (I’ll take extra icing on my piece).
- Emaily Post Strikes Back. Some straightforward guidance for giving good email — white gloves no longer required.
- One last turn of the screw (up) — Microsoft Accidentally Sends Secret File On Journalist, To That Journalist. Oops. Place your bets: who’ll be the first presidential campaign press agent to do the same?
– cpd
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1 Comment Add your own
1. WWB | March 29th, 2007 at 8:39 pm
I hear that about Giuliani a lot — that he can’t win the primary. But the thing is… I only hear it from Democrats (okay, and Romney supporters). Giuliani’s efforts to persuade social conservatives that he’s an ally seem to be going pretty well, and terrorism will probably be bigger issues for the GOP base than social issues, anyway.
You may be right in the end but by no means is it a foregone conclusion.
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