The latest issue of Rhizome has a report on blogging, and there's a special issue of Logos devoted to Election 2004. I'm going to try to read all the essays in the latter if I can; problem is, I don't know where to start. Any suggestions?
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Logos
i would start with the commentary 'the future of the democratic party'. the thing with LOGOS is that all articles are biased. i wish they could present BOTH sides at extremes though. LOGOS is too biased for my taste.
you may want to check out the following website - some interesting journal links:
http://www.unesco.org/shs/shsdc/journals/humanities-culture-society.html
-anyna.
Lowered Expectations
Yeah, they're definitely lefties, those Logos folks. I just want to read something about the election that's more thoughtful than some of our current alternatives.
current alternatives
'thesouth.com' needs to get out the mole hole in which it resides. that has got to be one of the worst websites.
i am still awaiting that presidential candidate in which i can truly rally for... - anyna.