March 17, 2004

Nanopub metaconsciousness

Christian Crumlish

Jason Calacanis is annoyed with Duncan Riley at Weblog Hype The Blog Herald for stiffing Weblogsinc Network (WIN) in his news coverage, particularly during this recent wave of news about the nanopublishing war between Calacanis's WIN and Denton's Gawker Media.

Posted by xian at March 17, 2004 9:46 AM
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Actually, I think you mean the Blog Herald and not Weblog Hype. :)

Posted by: Bill at March 17, 2004 11:00 AM

The Blog Hyper, I mean Hearld, has some kind of a ban on WIN (the Weblogs, Inc. Network). No mention of Engadget.com, and now no mention of Mark Cuban's blog www.blogmaverick.com. Both of there stories were huge in the blogsphere and in the press. Have there been two bigger blog stories in the past month?!

Posted by: Jason McCabe Calacanis at March 17, 2004 4:42 PM

In some ways the more I read of this tale, the both weirder and funnier it gets. I have responded directly to Jason before reading this, and have now posted directly to The Blog Herald here http://www.blogherald.com/archives/000585.php. Seriously though, the more I read this story the more I like my friend over at weblog hype; in Jason's case he was right all along!

Posted by: Duncan Riley at March 18, 2004 5:56 AM

Quite frankly, the only way to be assured of coverage anywhere, and that seems to be what Jason is asking for, is to buy advertising.

To think any blog/website has an obligation to cover what he would like to have covered is preposterous at best.

Suggestion: he should start the Jason Herald and herald whatever he wants.

Posted by: Benoit at March 18, 2004 6:42 AM
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