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mytrip recommends a News.com account of a panel discussion in which the Washington Post’s online executive editor Jim Brady argued against anonymity on his site. He’s welcome to try to carve out a space for civilized discourse, but it seems that he can’t help alienating the Net-savvy whenever he opens his mouth to speak of [...]

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In case you're at work, home or whatever, if you'll be online, soon-to-be-Hall of Famer and Oriole legendary shortstop, Cal Ripken Jr., will be participating in a WashingtonPost.com discussion online this afternoon at 3:30.Link: WashingtonPost.com***From the Washington Discussion Page:"During his career with the Baltimore Orioles, Cal Ripken Jr. was twice named baseball's Most Valuable Player, was a 19-time All Star, collected more than 3,000 hits and 400 home runs and played in a record 2,632 games in a row. About to start a 10-city tour to promote two new books and on the verge of induction into the Baseball Hall of Fame this summer, Ripken Jr. will be online Tuesday, April 3 at 3:30 p.m. to answer your questions and comments about his life and career. Submit your questions and comments before or during the discussion. Ripken will be signing copies of his new books, "Get in the Game" and "The Longest Season," at the National Press Club in D.C. 2 p.m. and at Tysons Corner, Va.

The Capitol Comment Blog for the Washingtonian reports that the online edition of the Washington Post, washingtonpost.com, is in talks with Comedy Central to bring Jon Stewart, host of the channel’s The Daily Show with Jon Stewart, on board for the 2008 presidential race. Sources who are part of the talks report that the Post's Web site is talking with Comedy Central about joining forces with The Daily Show to cover the 2008 presidential campaign. These sources say that washingtonpost.com CEO & publisher Caroline Little and editor Jim Brady have been part of the conversations in New York. No one could be reached to confirm the talks. (Hat tip: Wonkette)

yoeh, serius nih. Washington Post memberikan kesempatan buat blog-blog terpilih untuk ditampilkan di halaman utama situsnya. ini apa kata mereka : A link to members' blogs will be featured in our Sponsored Blogroll index, giving your writing promotional space on the washingtonpost.com home page and giving you an introduction to an audience of 8 million readers monthly. At the same time, our hardworking sales reps will help connect your signature musings with the huge number of advertisers we deal with every day who are looking for the next big, slightly-outside-the-mainstream idea. hmmm...PageRank 9 dan 8 juta pembaca tiap bulan. jelas ya, gak usah dibaca setuju aja deh™. kirim blog kamu sekarang juga.