The subject of Iraqi blogs came up in conversation with TC08 and Greenmedallion last weekend, and I totally forgot about AliveInBaghdad, a video blog shot in Iraq and in Iraqi expat/refugee communities...very powerful, very depressing stuff; probably some of the best journalism on Iraq anywhere now.
On the music blog front, my vote for best music blog (criticism, not downloading, category) Woebot has branched out into video blogging with the amazing Woebot.tv The current "episode" is about British folk music, which should be of interest to at least one of the other contributors to this blog...whenever he puts up a new post, the old one disappears forever, so you gotta check back often (I think you can subscribe now too, and get e-mail notifications when a new post goes up).
Any of you have any recommendations for blogs taking it to the next level, breaking boundaries--or just doing typical blog stuff particularly well?
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Ok, what the fuck are those boxes next to my links? I did the same procedure for making links as always...at least they work. Do any of you have the toolbar with a "link" link, like described in the blogger help? Typing or cut'n'pasting in the code is a hassle and apparently does weird things like this. there's gotta be a better way...
I don't have any toolbar. Probably because I use Firefox on Linux. I just type in straight html. The problem on your post probably came from cutting and pasting some ugly stuff.
The only blog I sometimes read other than this one is Musicthing. Totally irrelevant to whatispolitics.
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