Posts Tagged ‘datechguy’s field guide to (cpac) bloggers’

DaTechGuy’s Field guide to Bloggers Sister ToldJah

Posted: February 12, 2011 by datechguy in blogs, short films/interviews, special events
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It was a very great pleasure to meet Sister Toldjah.

What a class act. More of the field guide here.

DaTechGuy’s Field Guide to Bloggers Maggi Cook

Posted: February 9, 2011 by datechguy in blogs, internet/free speech, short films/interviews, special events
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Last year Maggi cook was an activist, now she is a blogger and she was kind enough to talk to me again:

You can find the rest of my field guide here. Her blog the Madison project is here

DaTechGuy’s Field guide to Bloggers: William Jacobson of Legal Insurrection

Posted: October 22, 2010 by datechguy in blogs, special events
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William Jacobson was kind enough to host us at his house in Ithaca NY while we posted to get the Buerkle News conference stuff up:

His wife was a charming and excellent host as well. It’s also kinda strange, but I think he looks better than the shot on his site, what do you think?

Legal Insurrection + the Other McCain = a lot more hits than me

Update: I just re-read the sentence above and the punctuation is bad and it conveys the wrong meaning. It’s not his wife that’s kinda strange, but the fact that he looks better than the shot on his site, normally a shot on a site is the best shot you have.

Update 2: The full field guide is here.

DaTechGuy’s Field Guide to Bloggers: Right Wing Granny

Posted: October 14, 2010 by datechguy in blogs, elections, politics, short films/interviews
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the Blogger Right Wing Granny talked with me after the debate

The newest member of the Axis of Fedora’s take on the debate is here

There were about two hundred people at the event. The Moderator for the event was Stefani Traina of the League of Women Voters of Andover – North Andover. First of all, there was no American flag at this event. Second of all, when one of the candidates brought up the voting record of Congressman McGovern, the moderator stopped him, calling that a personal attack. When the audience responded loudly, a discussion of the candidate’s voting record was permitted.

This was not really a debate. The candidates were not allowed direct exchanges and there were many things said that I personally knew were not true, but there was no provision in the format the challenge the statements made.

Consider adding her to your list of daily reads

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