No Straw Men

All right, I’ve had the Kindle for a couple of weeks now. What do I think?

Because of the countless email requests, here’s the dang goods. Here’s a clip of the Kim Kardashian Sex Tape.

Over the last couple of days, Ezra Klein, Matt Yglesias, Ross Douthat, Daniel Larison, and Megan McArdle have confessed that chain restaurants such as Outback, Cheesecake Factory, and Olive Garden aren’t all that bad, generating a surprisingly fierce ro

Zappos has set up their own Twitter micro site to highlight the company’s use of Twitter.

The visitor then proceeds to poke the bewildered bloke, tells him that they used to know each other but didn’t get along, requests that he be his friend, etc. while someone else posts embarrassing pictures on the wall of this bloke’s house for the res

Today, we’re giving a sneak peek into something new on the right side of the blogosphere: an online community for change-minded activists and hardcore political junkies in the conservative movement.

The left, with its healthy skepticism toward religion, has shown itself to be cynically flexible over the past few weeks in response to the utter insanities emitted from the big mouth of the Rev. Jeremiah Wright.

The Googlefication of Facebook continues, as Elliot Schrage, the search giant’s vice president of global communications and public affairs, takes the title of vice president of communications and public policy at the popular social-networking site.

Pingdom has released their social network downtime report and Twitter ranks atop the list.

I’m going to get in big trouble for this.

Barbara Walters, whose career spans nearly the entire history of television, is a master at alchemizing news into showbiz, and vice versa.