David Drucker reports for the Washington Examiner on U.S. House Republicans’ plans to ensure Trump voters head to the polls this year. House Republicans are counting on an innovative digital…
There’s been a lot of talk on the political right about what conservatives and the Republican Party ought to do after the election and an expected Donald Trump loss. Joshua…
This chart by economist Mark J. Perry says it all: And some quotes from his accompanying article for the American Enterprise Institute’ Carpe Diem blog: It took a half century…
Chill again.
The Food Police continue to push for an end to advertising food to kids, which the nanny-staters believe is responsible for making kids fat in this country. And it looks…
Flashback: The New York Times discusses Obama’s use of social media, 2008: “It was like a guy in a garage who was thinking of taking on the biggest names in…
Ed Cone helpfully points me to this erstwhile report on the state of American journalism, and me — I point and laugh. Where do these people come from — and…
Cone writes about the needed reality check in the use of the Internet in politics: Kay Hagan has a big hill to climb in her late-launching campaign for the Senate…
The New York Times, after two years of putting its columnists and archives behind a pay wall, is opening everything up again and making it free for everyone. According to…
More sober news for media execs who thought they could ride out the decline in print ads with more online ads. Online ads are just not growing fast enough to…
After two, full years of web activity, here are the numbers for the JLF websites. There’s a 77 percent rise in visits between August 2006 and August 2004. That is…