News stories categorized into sub-sections that users can comment on. - Read more

Regularly updated commentary and analysis of rhetoric and spin in politics and journalism. - Read more

San Diego media critic shares his views on popular culture and current news stories. - Read more

Derek Willis largely focuses on journalism and computer-assisted reporting. Deals with how reporters can use spreadsheets, databases, mapping and statistical programs to make stories better. - Read more

A bear, the world and the strong urge to hibernate. - Read more

Watching the Junta in the White House and other stories of note with stagehand Scott Supak, backstage in Hollywood. Features links, quotes, pictures, and free stuff. - Read more

Daily updates on the Internet and its social and public policy implications useful websites, political/ cultural musings. From David Brake a UK-based academic (PhD researcher @ the LSE), Internet consultant and journalist. - Read more

Thoughts, notes and headlines about news reporting, personal and community journalism on the Web. The name refers to the author's view that weblogging itself is the "other journalism" mode of the modern era. - Read more

An acerbic, satirical, outraged and occasionally outrageous look at news, politics and miscellaneous oddities. - Read more

Deals with the intersection of media, technology, and social networking. Includes schedule of Tish Grier speaking engagements. - Read more

A news weblog, with a bit of politics and culture thrown in, written by a DC-based libertarian-conservative Republican. - Read more

The weblog of a liberal, humanist, ex-military pilot. - Read more

News offered with a unique, quantitative approach to editorial policy. Link at the footer of each story explains the formula as to how article's length was set proportional to the estimated number of lives affected. - Read more

Keeping watch on the collision of conventional rights (such as free speech) and the internet, and researching new expressions of those rights. - Read more

Deals with current trends in online journalism. Also includes personal observations about life in Scandinavia. - Read more

Watchdog weblog covering the American media. - Read more

Views from Kathy Kinsley, who considers herself to be a charter member of the group that Glenn Reynolds has labeled "bellicose women". - Read more

Musings on politics, California, water, and otherwise. - Read more

Canadian conservative weblog that publishes daily commentary on political events in Canada. - Read more

Headline links about news on blogs and blogging collected from diverse media sources worldwide. - Read more