Not again; another missed BlogHer: It's exploded, you know, the size of this event as well as the size of the community. Perhaps they'll finally stop with the bloody stupid question, "Where are the women bloggers?" They're at BlogHer -- and it's HUGE.... (Blogosphere)

On the best non-convention moment ever and Edwards' radiance: I was looking forward to a very exhausting non-convention blogging day here in NYC, when I received an invitation to attend the Park Bar at Union Square meeting of Mr. Wonkette. Yes, people, in lieu of meeting the blogstar herself, I was delighted to meet her hot and bothered husband. Wow!... (Event blogging)

More on Obamamania: Everybody is gushing over Obama but there are two very distinct posts out there worth the reading, from top to bottom : From the best example of an Obamamania of almost biblical proportions : Afro-Netizen >> Entry #6 from Boston: 'Brother Senator', "How Does It Feel?" Upon recognizing my voice, Brother... (Event blogging)

Good analysis of convention blogging: Dan Bricklin has put together an insightful analysis of how "event blogging" works and has pulled together a pretty accurate view of what the bloggers have been experiencing and writing about, in What we learn from the Convention blogging. Reminder. I blog about blogging on this here metablog about blogging about... (Event blogging)

Blogger's convention post scroller: Jason Shellen dropped by the blogger area last night and showed me this experimental scroller showing political posts related to the convention: This version of the post scroller has been customized to track posts from the blogosphere about the Democratic National Convention.... (Event blogging)

Coming Attractions: Tomorrow I'll compare Radio and Blogger. I'll also look at the term (and practice of) "blogrolling."... ()

A Radio Overview: Marc Barrot sent me a link to this well organized overview of Radio's features and functionality. Starting to think about an information architecture for the non-blog parts of this site.... (Weblog Concepts)

Scoreboard Gazing: One of the addictive things about this Radio infrastructure is the referers and rankings pages. I got an endorphin rush yesterday watching my hits rise to second place yesterday as the Scripting News links propogated out across the 'sphere. Today I seem to have settled back to about No. 5 or... (Weblog Concepts)

Attitude Adjustment: Travelling upstream from my referrer logs I've found a lot of disdain for this Salon experiment in the established blogosphere. Some see it as a money grab by a old-school "fuckedcompany" dotcom. Others see it as a condescending evolution of the tired journalists vs. bloggers meme (which Rosenberg has addressed directly... (Weblog Concepts)

Blog Evolution: William Grosso writes about the evolution of blogging in his O'Reilly Network Blog today.... (Weblog Concepts)

Still Comparing LiveJournal and Radio Userland: Here's another difference: fee structure. Radio Userland costs money. I assume Salon and UserLand will split the fee for these blogs? Anyone can start a LiveJournal for free as long as they can get a code from an existing LJer. However, it's also possible to pay for LJ (I've done so)... (Weblog Concepts)

Surfacing a Few More Comments: A lot of lively discussion is going on in the comments. Here are some more that deserve front-page status: Comments in response to this post: hello. i've been using radio since february, and i think i can answer some of your questions. i'm sure if i get some of it wrong,... (Weblog Concepts)