by Rob Cottingham | Jun 14, 2005 | Politics, Technology
There’s a fascinating discussion of the state of blogging in “old Europe” over at IAOCblog. Spain, France, Germany and Ireland have all been covered so far, with an emphasis on politics and journalism. It should provide some excellent bookmarking... by Rob Cottingham | Jun 12, 2005 | Politics, Technology
And I hope he’s right: At no time in human history has there been a medium so free, so immediate, and so dangerous to the establishment as the internet. The net brings people together locally, nationally, and even internationally to discuss issues, share ideas,... by Rob Cottingham | Jun 9, 2005 | Politics
You might wonder just why the debate over same-sex marriage is so charged on the pro side. For the antis, after all, this goes to God and the human soul and the origin of the universe and whether we’ll all burn in hell because Ted and Kumar up the street got to... by Rob Cottingham | Jun 8, 2005 | Communicating, Politics
Spare a sympathetic thought today for those poor bastards trying to spin the Gurmant Grewal tape fiasco for the Conservatives. There. That’s enough. The story that started so promisingly for the Tories (and in fairness, still hasn’t hit the Liberals with... by Rob Cottingham | Jun 7, 2005 | Politics
Remember the lawyer on “Ally McBeal” who could never say why he was refusing to accept a particular proposal, beyond saying he wasn’t “comfortable” with it? He could have been the poster child for a lot of the opponents of same-sex... by Rob Cottingham | Jun 7, 2005 | Politics
Politics lends itself to hyperbole, especially when you’re competing for the public’s attention via a media that’s much more interested in Peter MacKay’s love life than it is in, say, homelessness or energy policy. Progressive politicians and...