Vanessa Richmond, The Tyee. July 13, 2009. Famous in analog. Mourned in digital. In death the King of Pop inspired the greatest online eulogy in human history.
Don Hazen, AlterNet. May 4, 2009. The founder of the popular Daily Kos site discusses the growing power of the online netroots, and their upending of political gatekeepers.
Jennifer Merin, The Women's Media Center. August 27, 2008. The lack of female voices in film criticism is a manifestation of an industry that favors male-oriented movies and audiences.
Annalee Newitz, AlterNet. January 17, 2008. Will blogs take on all the bad habits of the mainstream media or will it help the media progress just a bit further toward independence of thought?
Adam Howard, AlterNet: Video. August 6, 2007. Iraq Veterans Against the War implore progressives to support the troops for real and to stop letting the politicians use them.
Adam Howard, AlterNet: Video. July 26, 2007. Bill O'Reilly and Fox News' latest cause is to paint progressive blogs as violent hate mongers, don't let them get away with it.
Guest Blogger, AlterNet: PEEK. July 25, 2007. Mike Lux: Bloggers have revitalized the Democratic Party and progressive politics, and yet for the most part, they are ignored by its major donors.
Guest Blogger, AlterNet: PEEK. July 19, 2007. Jonathan Singer: Not many campaigns show a willingness to stand by an organization when the words of some of its members are bent and twisted out of context it make them seem far out of the mainstream.
Jay Rosen, Huffington Post. June 5, 2007. With blogging, an awkward term, we designate a fairly beautiful thing: the extension to many more people of a free press franchise and the right to publish your thoughts to the world.
Christopher Hayes, ChrisHayes.org. May 4, 2007. The New Republic magazine makes a play for the progressive blogosphere, but it was In These Times that earlier got the story right.
