Civic-oriented Virginia blog joins TBD network—plus thoughts on W. Post and Georgetown Dish
I’ve poked at the TBD hyperlocal site for not having enough civic-oriented blogs in its network—the Washington area is heavier
Author: David Rothman
David Rothman is the founder and publisher of the TeleRead e-book site and cofounder of LibraryEndowment.org. He is also author of Drone Child: A Novel of War, Family, and Survival. Other books are The Solomon Scandals novel and six tech-related books on topics ranging from the Internet to laptops. Passionate on digital divide issues, he is now pushing for the creation of a national digital library endowment.
In the Washington Post today: Just three sentences on Quinn Bradlee’s wedding?
Is more on the way? Or is this it? So far I’ve spotted just three sentences in today’s online Post
Pary Williamson and Quinn Bradlee: The wedding, at last
Seen the wedding announcement in the New York Times? By the time you read this, Josiah Quinn Crowninshield Bradlee and
Philip Roth’s new novel: A do-it-yourself ‘Nemesis,’ plus a few thoughts on Roth vs. e-books
Philip Roth was an evil literary influence on me. I don’t write like him, but love his sarcasm, irony and
The $1B Quarter Pentagon boondoggle, aka BRAC-133: More coverage from me after the election
Update: Jim Moran has since told me there was no quid pro quo, that the Indiana real estate developer’s contributions
‘Patch, the WalMart of News?’ Scourge of locally owned news sites? Plus, what-works tips
Will AOL’s Patch hyperlocal network drive out locally owned news sites here in the D.C. area and elsewhere? Tibby Rothman—no
On credentialism, income gaps and accidental elitism: Should I go after Tiffany’s ads?
Credentialism: A few months back I groused about credentialism in media and elsewhere, and I also urged the Washington Post
Quarter Pentagon debate: Engaged civic blogging in action, with detailed questions for pols
Update: Jim Moran has since told me there was no quid pro quo, that the Indiana real estate developer's contributions
Quarter of a Pentagon rises in my backyard: Media failure? And aren’t contractors’ campaign gifts worthy of mention?
Update: Jim Moran has since told me there was no quid pro quo, that the Indiana real estate developer's contributions
David Rothman at Large 