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“It’s laissez-faire until you get in deep shit." -Former Salomon Brothers CEO John Gutfreund, quoted by Michael Lewis in http://is.gd/754O
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Three years old, but one of the best tip sheets I have seen on how to moderate comment sections productively. http://is.gd/9soX
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Those familiar with the "unbundling" image for media change will find a similar idea at work in Robert D. Kaplan on Mumbai http://is.gd/9p3C
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New way to avoid saying, "Republicans haven't been reality-based. " There's a "tendency toward hubris and unrealpolitik." http://is.gd/9s4K
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Mindy McAdams, "Twitter, Mumbai, and 10 facts about journalism now." What's changing for journalists covering live events. http://is.gd/9rWy
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Wowzer: 3,000 + followers. Way more than I expected when I started this thing. Could you crowd together so we can get you all in the frame?
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@dankennedy_nu Only if you want truly to understand how far from reality-based the conservative movement remains should you read further :-)
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Nate Silver is pretty sure Chris Matthews of MSNBC is going to run for Arlen Specter's Senate seat in 2010 http://is.gd/9nij
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@rongillmore Reagan's "My heart and best intentions tells me it's not true, but the facts and evidence tell me otherwise" was reality-based
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Amy Gahran, "Responsible Tweeting: Mumbai Provides Teachable Moment." http://is.gd/9k14 Twitterers can teach reporters and vice versa.
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Conservative blogger says he's unable to grasp how Obama became president. "It contradicts everything I know." http://is.gd/9qoH That's how!
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How fringe am I? Well, in my view reality-based Republicans and honest conservatives should lead the ostracizing of Bush's aides as enablers
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Third stream to add to @Om's two: http://is.gd/9oxd Reporters grab an insta-network of Mumbai Twitterers, filter best stuff into round-ups.
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@ZachTumin Long before Twitter existed, CNN had its news readers who knew essentially no more than viewers did relaying the latest chatter.
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I know I am an extremist. Quite on the fringe. I want everyone who worked for Bush and shilled for Bush to be shunned by legitimate society.
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Tim O'Reilly on why http://change.gov needs revision history like Wikipedia has. http://is.gd/9pXb
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Wall Street Journal does the Mumbai-on-Twitter story without all the "is this journalism?" hysteria. http://is.gd/9kWP
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I recognize the importance of both, but I find the protests in Thailand a more gripping story than Mumbai http://is.gd/9oSG People politics.
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@ryansholin The disruptions continue. "Is that journalism?" goes on. The portion of the tribe not involved in the disruptions gets smaller.
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On the mark is Om Malik's "With Twitter, a Desperate Need for Context." How Twitter works (and doesn't) during big events. http://is.gd/9oxd
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