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Bob Graham’s blog lies dormant

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Few new blogs received as much attention as former Senator Bob Graham’s foray into the new media. Jokingly hailed as the father of Twitter because of his obsessive notetaking, Senator Graham should have taken to the blogosphere like a duck to water. Unfortunately, it looks as if Graham is just one of millions of people who launch a blog, only to let it lie dormant not soon after its launch. Graham’s blog, Spiral Notebook, has not been updated since its inception…

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The video sweeping through the conservative blogosphere: Marco’s Story

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This is the must-see “homemade” video about Marco Rubio that is sweeping through the blogosphere. Marco’s Story from David Thompson on Vimeo.

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PoHo picks up some hardware

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From Creative Loafing: Because Creative Loafing Political Editor Wayne Garcia would be far too modest to tell you himself, I’m reporting that this here blog, “The Political Whore,” won first place in the category of Blog-Affiliated last night in the Sunshine State Awards, the Florida-wide prizes given out by the Society of Professional Journalists/ South Florida. New Times Broward Palm Beach’s “The Juice” and the Fort Lauderdale Sun Sentinel’s “Broward Politics” came in second and third, respectively. But Kudos to…

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Say hello to State of Sunshine

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He’s been such a frequent poster on this blog that I didn’t even notice that Jim Johnson set up his own blog called State of Sunshine. Even if he didn’t offer such compelling commentary, I would have to mention Jim’s site, but since he does add a unique, intelligent voice, it is truly my pleasure to welcome him to the blogosphere.

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Where you at, Dan Ruth?

Daniel Ruth was/is a great columnist. I still don’t understand why the Tampa Tribune let him go. I have to

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