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| Links for 2008-08-17 [del.icio.us] Posted: 18 Aug 2008 12:00 AM CDT - Scobleizer — Tech geek blogger » Blog Archive What do the freaking tech bloggers want? «
Over the past few days there's been a consternation about the future of PR. Mostly based on my rant about PR the other day and how it's so refreshing to hear about a new company from its users first, especially when those users are very excited about the product. - One Life, Take Two
Jefferson—blogger, educator, and dear friend to so many of us—is at this moment fighting a court battle with his ex-wife, who is seeking full custody of their three children. Jefferson's love for his children has been well-documented on his blog One Life, Take Two for years. His ex-wife has stated in court that he is a "great" father who loves his children. However, among her claims is that his bisexuality makes him an unfit parent. - MotherhoodMetamorphosis: Sex Ed - From The Kid
Hands on her hips, she turned to me and said, "I just don't understand why they have to put the fur there." | Labels: Delicious Links, Sex, Sex Work
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| Links for 2008-08-15 [del.icio.us] Posted: 16 Aug 2008 12:00 AM CDT - Marketing Whore - The Assumptions About Links & Comments
Me on Jonathan Morrow's Copyblogger post Why No One Links to Your Best Posts (And What to Do About It). "it is more than misleading, it's based on assumptions that could cost you." - Diane Francis: Female Gymnastics Is Always About Child Abuse
All females who eventually become world-class gymnasts have been exploited while they are children. I think that competitive female gymnastics is really child abuse and the practice goes on in every country in the world. This is because, for females, developing Gold Medal skills is a race against puberty. - Carnival of the Liberals LXXI - Talking Points Edition
If the last eight years have taught us anything - a conclusion I assume, because the proof would be difficult - it's that, if your argument can't fit in one crawl of the Fox News ticker, or can't be said by Rush Limbaugh without him having to take a codeine break, it's too complex & elitist to be correct. Bringing liberalism to the masses, then, is this edition of Carnival of the Liberals: talking points edition, with each entry boiled into a sentence-sized blurb, for your mass consumption convenience! - Hillary PUMAs - Handmaidens of John McCain, or Weaponized Disappointment?
We hear Hillary-or-die movements defended on the grounds that men don't get women's issues. Rationally, it seems that, if women's issues are PUMAs' interest, doing anything to harm Barack Obama, even in the name of getting Hillary on the ticket, is the height of nearsightedness. - Larry Flynt: The Right to Be Left Alone Movie Details and Discussion at the Independent Film Channel - IFC.com
In a timely response to a current political situation where the fundamental civil rights of Americans are being contested, Joan Brooker-Marks's documentary offers an eye-opening overview of Huster publisher Larry Flynt's long-standing struggles to expand the parameters of free speech and expose the hypocrisy of this country's elected leaders. - 'Larry Flynt: The Right to Be Left Alone' - Los Angeles Times
With former Playboy philosopher Hugh Hefner having retired to be a bit player in a reality show about his girlfriends, Hustler Publisher Larry Flynt has become the de facto spokesman for politically progressive publishers of what may still be called "men's magazines." | Labels: Delicious Links, Politics, Sex, Women
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| Links for 2008-08-14 [del.icio.us] Posted: 15 Aug 2008 12:00 AM CDT - Hey Blogger, Are You Ready for the Lawsuit? | Marketing Profs Daily Fix Blog
When a journalist takes on a company, brand, individual or other entity -- they are protected by the big media companies that employ them. Bloggers, not so much - MarketingProfs Knowledge Exchange : Ethics of blogging
My company just started a blog, and I found some issues to write about that I think are important to the industry. However, when I visited my competitor's websites to find more ideas I noticed some of their blogs aren't really what I think a blog would be. They are more like FAQ's pasted onto a blog. This got me thinking are there really any ethics or guidelines to blogging? - » legal part II - After Hours| random discourse from a retired escort
A certain type of man goes to a brothel. I haven't figured out their psychology yet. But most of them are indeed truckers or men of a lower class. At least at Bella's. It is probably different from brothel to brothel. - Death Before Tolerance or Equality
Perhaps we should instead adopt a "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" policy for bigots: no one will inquire about whether you are a bigot, but you also can't go around expressing bigotry. | Labels: Delicious Links, Media, Politics, Sex, Sex Work
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