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August 11, 2006
Exclusive podcast direct from the war!
Of all the bloggers who might be sent to cover the Mideast War, if I could pick just whose trust and experience are second to none, I couldn't possibly come up with anyone better than Michael J. Totten. Well, it just so happens that he's literally right on the Israeli-Lebanon border right now, podcasting from the border town of Metulla, Israel. Pajamas Media's exciting new multimedia site Politics Central is featuring his first exclusive report which can be streamed at Politics Central. I just listened to the first one, and there will be more. As far as I'm concerned, having a favorite blogger over there covering the war is a lot more more exciting than listening to CNN's Anderson Cooper or Fox's Shepherd Smith. Plus there's the integrity factor. This is a blogger; one of our guys! It's quite a thrill. Seriously, if this doesn't show the power of the blogosphere, I don't know what does. Tune in, and keep listening! posted by Eric on 08.11.06 at 07:31 PM |
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Reminds of me IRChatting with Israelis during Gulf I, with scuds landing down the street from them.
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