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Some Sunday Night Must Reads...
(November 14, 2004)
Just a roundup of things you want to make sure you get to... -
Bloggers and Basketbrawl...
(November 23, 2004)
...who's saying what around the blogosphere. -
Known by the company you keep...
(January 8, 2005)
...(SO SOMEONE SHOULD START PAYING ATTENTION). -
READER REACTION NEEDED ASAP
(January 13, 2005)
...very important feedback needed immediately. -
Radio Bloggers...
(February 16, 2005)
...today Rather Biased, and Red State join us on the KMC ON AIR BLOGROLL...and did you know that "Blogs" made the official debate of the U.S. Senate Floor... -
Flexing McCullough Muscle on the Tribune Company
(March 4, 2005)
Why should the Tribune Company (Chicago Tribune, Los Angeles Times) be allowed to become the promotion outlet for Kim Jong Il - a despot who is the equivalent to Hitler, Stalin, and Saddam? -
Radio Bloggers... God Blogger and Pastor Ray Pritchard
(March 17, 2005)
What can we say about civil disobedience as people of faith? Particularly as it pertains to Terri Schiavo? And is the big deal regarding the "Purpose Driven Life" everything it has been praised this week in the Ashley Smith/Brian Nichols case? This and more on the KMC ON AIR BLOGROLL today... -
SIGHTINGS #178: MEMORIAL DAY
(May 29, 2006)
Everyone from the Feds to the mob is scrambling to find the husband of heartless media mogul Evelyn Blake . But nobody can decide which is worse -- that he is missing, or that she is not ... -
In Defense of Calvary Chapel: Say No to Lighthouse Trails
(May 16, 2009)
A report on the latest cyberspace attack...on Calvary Chapel -
Blogging. Flogging. What's the Diff?
(June 3, 2009)
Why (if you do) do you blog? Why does anyone? -
Has the APA altered guidance on homosexuality?
(July 14, 2009)
Some social conservatives think so. However, this is mostly hype. In this case, the APA has followed the science, but one social conservative group has a ways to go to catch up to the APA. -
Then & Now - Week of August 3
(August 3, 2009)
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Healthcare Controversy Comes to My Hometown
(August 19, 2009)
While passing through the two blocks that make up the downtown area of Grove City, Pa., I saw something you rarely ever see in my hometown—people holding protest signs. -
Mind Reading In My Blogging Class
(September 28, 2009)
I was unable to stop myself from being aware of these thoughts from inside the minds of the people who attended "Surviving the Blog Clog," a class I taught this weekend at the San Diego Christian Writers Guild writers' conference. -
Enlightened - and Joyful - Women
(September 29, 2009)
This week marks the fifth anniversary of a new voice of reason sweeping America's college campuses: Network of Enlightened Women... -
Trouble in South Dakota...
(July 8, 2004)
...for Tom Daschle. Local bloggers are going to make his reelection fight tougher. -
Brokaw compares bloggers to terrorists...
(October 2, 2004)
...another pathetic example of how Big Media does not yet understand the new media. -
A Few Liberal Bloggers Not Happy With Kerry
(November 1, 2006)
Democratic blogs are full of praise for John Kerry, who is finally "fighting back." That's why the very few comments criticizing Kerry (for his "botched joke" on U.S. troops) stood out. -
Six Tips For Making Your Blog Way More Poopular
(March 30, 2009)
Here are six ways to make your blog even gooder. -
Into the Blogosphere--The New Information Revolution
(February 15, 2005)
We are now witnessing a comprehensive revolution in the way information is distributed, evaluated, and catapulted into the nation's consciousness. Just ask Eason Jordan, whose downfall whose downfall was a direct result of information distributed in the blogosphere. Now Hugh Hewitt, a world-class blogger, has written a new book to help us understand this new and powerful information revolution.
