Monday, January 30, 2006

Blogging 101

Now, I'm not much of a blogger these days. I mean, to use that terminology you have to actually write with some kind of regularity. But with the new job, new location, new housing, etc. I just don't have the time to do as much of it as I'd like.

But despite my dearth of posts lately, I do know this much: if you're going to blog it might behoove you to try to provide some analysis and insight that is not provided in the mainstream media. Like any proposition, the idea is encourage people to come to your site because you're offering something unique. Some people, it seems, haven't learned this lesson.

Like this cat.

If I was that concerned about what was in The Washington Post, I'd simply buy one.

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