An edition of Blog!
(2005)
Blog!
how the newest media revolution is changing politics, business, and culture
by David Kline
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A collection of essays, interviews, and commentary about the political, business, and cultural aspects of blogs and blogging.
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Blog!: How the Newest Media Revolution is Changing Politics, Business, and Culture
September 22, 2005, CDS Books
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Blog!: how the newest media revolution is changing politics, business, and culture
2005, CDS Books
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Table of Contents
Introduction : from cave painting to wonkette : a short history of blogging -- Dan Burstein
Toward a more participatory democracy -- David Kline
The secrets of [Howard] Dean's success (and the Democrats' failure) -- Joe Trippi
Extreme democracy, blog-style -- Jon Lebkowsky
Blogging the presidency -- Markos Moulitsas Zuniga
Dove becomes hawk in blog transformation -- Roger L. Simon
Sex, lies, and political scrapes -- Ana Marie Cox
Fear and laptops on the campaign trail -- Matthew Klam
Web of influence -- Daniel W. Drezner and Henry Farrell
The voice of the customer -- David Kline
Blogs : humanizing the face of corporate America -- Robert Scoble
The whole becomes hugely greater -- Nick Gall
Japanese blogger champions Internet democracy -- Joi Ito
Take an obsession, then feed it! -- Nick Denton
Is it the tortoise against the hare? -- Jason Calacanis
The blog business : it's more like music than publishing -- John Battelle
Going out on a limb, where the fruit is -- Andreas Stavropoulis
Marketers must learn to respect their customers -- Christian Sarkar
Building a more powerful network with blogging -- David Teten
The new meaning of "going to lunch with your publisher" -- Michael Cader
Our customers want authenticity -- Jonathan Schwartz
Why there's no escaping the blog -- David Kirkpatrick and Daniel Roth
Blogs will change your business -- Stephen Baker and Heather Green
I blog, therefore I am -- David Kline
Child star turned blogger discovers life's second act -- Wil Wheaton
A GI blogs the war in Iraq -- Colby Buzzell
A mayhem of media possibilities -- Adam Curry
Big media guy learns to "trust the readers" -- Jeff Jarvis
Blogs as bottom-up innovation -- Clay Shirky
Will blog for book deals -- Kate Lee
Confessions of a distinguished cultural blogger -- Terry Teachout
A weblog saved my life last night -- Ayelet Waldman
Where have all the journalists gone? -- Jay Rosen
Making global voices heard -- Rebecca MacKinnon
Gazing at the crystal ball of blogging -- Paul Saffo
Punching holes in old faded mirrors -- Arianna Huffington
My so-called blog -- Emily Nussbaum
Meet Joe Blog -- Lev Grossman and Anita Hamilton
A blogger's creed -- Andrew Sullivan
Blogworld and its gravity : the new amateur journalists weigh in -- Matt Welch-- Appendix A. The blog! index-- Appendix B. The technorati top 50 : a snapshot in time-- Appendix C. The blogroll.
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