Weblogs

Freelance writer, editor, and consultant in based in Washington, DC, comments on grammar, word choice, and the business of writing. Also deals with the topics of international development, defense news, finance, and leisure.

My writing on politics, Rilke, some photography and other little web projects.

Warblogging.com examines whether civil liberties and perpetual war can coexist. Includes news snippets and commentary and the Evil Index(tm), a measure of how many times people like John Ashcroft and Usama bin Laden are mentioned on weblogs.

Providing small journalistic forum and tools for contributors. Multilingual site claiming to be a platform for free thinkers globally.

Posts on current events and culture, focused from an economic perspective.

Daily comments on U.S and world news.

Shared portal for a group interested in posting about events and trends. Aims to "awaken the Philippine community" to the internet.

News of interest to the interested: The good news along with the bad, and especially the ugly.

Front page blog/ index to City Pages' online weblog community, which is comprised of staff-written and guest blogs.

A bear, the world and the strong urge to hibernate.

News, commentary and fun things found on the Internet.

Aims at documenting any liberal bias in the coverage of the New York Times. Calls on paper's management to enshrine balanced reporting, or risk forfeiting the Times' standing as the “newspaper of record.”

Sample the thoughts of Mitch Cohen, a writer and political media analyst working out of Mississippi. Also links to an online archive of his editorial pieces previously published in a variety of newspapers.

Weblog with general and internet news.

Funny and cool video clips. Televisions skits, cartoons, jokes and humor. Flash games and cartoons, tons to do.