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Four More Years!

By Mark Bahnisch on March 16, 2009

Today is LP’s fourth birthday! So if you’re feeling in a nostalgic mood, or if you weren’t around way back when, you can check out the first two posts or have a look at a snapshot of where we were [...]

Posted in Blogging | Tagged Blogging, blogosphere, Larvatus prodeo, LP, National Library, Pandora archive, political blogging | 49 Responses

Tim Blair and Andrew Bolt vs. Crikey: Upscaling the blog wars or big yawn?

By Kim on February 19, 2009

Skepticlawyer reports on the incorporation of various interlinked Blair/Bolt watch blogs into Crikey’s blog network [Crikey story here]. Tim Blair seems to have taken the bait Pure Poison laid for him. Skepticlawyer comments: One entirely legitimate attack that the MSM [...]

Posted in Blogging, Media | Tagged andrew bolt, Blogging, blogosphere, Crikey, Jeremy Sear, Media, News Limited, political blogging, Tim Blair | 396 Responses

Bloggers journos derivative

By Kim on February 9, 2009

In comments on the post here at LP about John Quiggin’s piece on the “picking up the phone” distinction some have made between journos and bloggers, Jack Strocchi asked: When have news journos derived their copy off bloggers? Some people [...]

Posted in Blogging, Media | Tagged bloggers, Blogging, John Quiggin, journalism, journos, Mark Bahnisch, Media, Michelle Grattan, news, political blogging, Senate, stimulus package | 29 Responses

Wilson/Windschuttle Quadrant hoax: the links continue!

By Mark Bahnisch on January 19, 2009

I feel like I’m flogging a dead horse here a little, but there are still some interesting posts being written on some of the issues arising out of Katherine Wilson’s hoaxing of Quadrant [see past LP posts here]. Most of [...]

Posted in Activism, Blogging, Books, Writers & Writing, Ethics, Media, Sociology, The Web | Tagged Activism, Blogging, blogosphere, Don Arthur, Ethics, hoax, Jason Wilson, journalism, Katherine Wilson, keith windschuttle, margaret simons, Media, media studies, political blogging, Quadrant, Sociology | 23 Responses

Partisanship, politics and participation

By Mark Bahnisch on January 7, 2009

As Obama’s liberal supporters wait uneasily for January 20 to find out whether he really will use his post-partisan stance as a sweetener to implement progressive policy, Crooked Timber blogger and political scientist Henry Farrell has published a rather fascinating [...]

Posted in Activism, Blogging, Media, Philosophy, Sociology | Tagged barack obama, Blogging, blogosphere, deliberative democracy, Glenn Greenwald, Henry Farrell, internet activism, Jurgen Habermas, new media, partisanship, political blogging, political participation, political science, political sociology, public sphere, social media | 6 Responses

The media and the motivation to blog

By Mark Bahnisch on December 30, 2008

At Ambit Gambit, Graham Young riffs off a comment made by Jay Rosen on Twitter: You know why there are bloggers, @Newshour? Because there is “safety first” reasoning in news. People get sick of it and take up their pens.” [...]

Posted in Activism, Blogging, Media, Politics, Sociology | Tagged Blogging, blogosphere, citizen journalism, cultural studies, Graham Young, Jay Rosen, Media, motivations, political blogging, political blogosphere, Sociology, user generated content | 22 Responses

More developments in online independent media

By Mark Bahnisch on November 13, 2008

Last week, I noted the sad end of the Road to Surfdom and mused about the future of independent online media. While some things come to an end, other things begin, and I thought it would be a useful postscript [...]

Posted in Blogging, Media, Politics, Sociology, The Web | Tagged australian policy online, blogocracy, blogocrats, blogosphere, community, independent media, inside story, online media, overland, political blogging, Sociology, tim dunlop | 20 Responses

All good things… (NZ election)

By Idiot/Savant on November 8, 2008

All good things eventually come to an end. And so has the fifth Labour government. They made a good run of it, but as a third term government hoping for a fourth, the odds were always against them. In the [...]

Posted in Elections, Foreign Elections, International, Politics | Tagged New Zealand election 2008, NZ election 2008, NZ election blogging, political blogging | 36 Responses

End of the Road for Surfdom; and the future of independent online media

By Mark Bahnisch on November 6, 2008

It’s sad to read that Tim Dunlop is closing down The Road to Surfdom, one of the original Australian political blogs, and one that’s been a great contributor to commentary and discussion over a sustained period of time. It’s not [...]

Posted in Activism, Blogging, Books, Writers & Writing, Media, Sociology, The Web | Tagged australian media, Blogging, blogosphere, business model, citizen journalism, independent media, journalism, Media, political blogging, Road to Surfdom, Sociology, tim dunlop | 79 Responses

US election: Yes we can!

By Mark Bahnisch on November 6, 2008

<img src="http://larvatusprodeo.net/wp-content/uploads/2008/11/3004965364_03e56ac41f.jpg" Image of spontaneous street celebrations in Harlem courtesy of matt semel at flickr – reproduced under a Creative Commons licence. No doubt one of the big stories about the US election will be the influence of the blogosphere [...]

Posted in Activism, Blogging, Elections, Foreign Elections, Media, Polls, Sociology, Technology, USA | Tagged Activism, Blogging, blogosphere, citizen journalism, Media, netroots, online media, participatory democracy, political blogging, political sociology, psephology, punditariat, Sociology, sociology of media, Technology, US election 2008, USA Election 2008 | 16 Responses

Which way will the Maori Party jump? (NZ election)

By Idiot/Savant on October 23, 2008

The polls have begun to tighten in the NZ election, with several showing the National Party’s expected majority evaporating under the pressure of the campaign and the international financial meltdown. Meanwhile, the parties are also deciding their coalition preferences. The [...]

Posted in Foreign Elections, International, Politics | Tagged Maori Party, MMP, New Zealand election 2008, NZ election 2008, NZ election blogging, political blogging | 3 Responses

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