Tag Archives: Administrative

Mark Saleski is one of our finest and most regular contributors, and his ongoing Friday Morning Listen feature deserves special attention – we will collect them here: For some time now, I’ve had this little ritual. On Friday mornings I attach special significance to the first cd that I play. …

Wow: sunrise, sunset and all of that sentimental crap – it really does seem like I just put up a post about our first anniversary: One year, 1.5 million page views, 19,838 referrers, 13,817 comments, 7162 entries, 311 blogcritics Our second year has been a textbook case of adjusting to …

Perhaps you remember the original concept of Blogcritics.org: “free CDs for bloggers”. Blogcritics celebrates its 2nd anniversary in August, and as it turned out we were way ahead of our time: the concept that record companies, DVD distributors, book publishers, etc., would provide review material for bloggers was met with …

The 2004 presidential election is has come and gone. The nation is deeply and starkly divided on the road ahead on any number of issues. We will continue our running compilation of our election-related posts – watch it unfold here and come back often for updates. Government of Business, by …

There are many ways to approach the phenomenon that is Michael Moore’s latest film, Fahrenheit 9/11, not the least of which is to note that it has forced me to learn how to spell “fahrenheit.” We have reactions from across the spectrum: Kid Rock on Moore CMU has this bit …

(click on the photo for music, video and more) Reviews and discussions of singer/songwriter Katie Melua (visit her site) on Blogcritics: Call Off the Enthusiasm The floor is sticky in spots. The seats you wanted are taken, but the second best are available, so you take them and sit down. …

Two weeks ago we moved to a new hosting company for a variety of reasons, most important of which is that our growth required a move to a dedicated server of our own, which greatly increased this monthly expense. We really, no kidding, need your help in paying for this. …

Another irreplaceable great is gone: Ray Charles at 73 of liver disease. The news and thoughts: Ray Charles and Reagan The most exalted brother in the world played for Reagan’s big re-nomination coronation. Posted in Blogcritics on June 15, 2004 01:57 AM Ray Charles Mastermix It was often said that …

Ronald Reagan has died at 93 after a long battle with Alzheimer’s – his legacy is viewed from starkly different perspectives: Ozyreaganus + The Second Faith Based Initiative Turning and turning in the widening quagmire The puppet cannot hear the puppeteer; Lies fall apart; the press releases cannot hold; Mere …

With heavy heart I must state that the time has come to ask our much appreciated readers to – if they feel so inclined – contribute, to help defray the increasing costs of bringing Blogcritics.org to you. Due to the “success” of the site – mainstream media attention, traffic increasing …