How frozen peas started a movement
Can social media cure cancer?
Washington Post
January 10, 2008
[Additional Post site here] [craigcolgan.com here]
Blogs encourage hometown input
Activists in Loudoun County, Va. set out
to change their communities using the Web
Washington Post
April 13, 2006
My wiki, wiki ways
The Los Angeles Times lets its readers
try the editing process, using the Internet
National Journal
July 2, 2005
Printed version (pdf)
Blogging school leaders engage communities in new ways
Can the Internet's hottest tool work for those who are
not at all used to such intense community engagement?
American School Board Journal
July 2005
[Re-published in this book.]
A year of drama for editorial cartoonists
They are in the news more than ever. And why do
members of Congress suddenly care so much?
National Journal
Aug. 9, 2003
Creatures from the Web lagoons: The blogs
MSNBC and other news sites say goodbye to random message
boards, and hello to Eric Alterman and Andrew Sullivan
National Journal
Aug. 2, 2002.
Poynter's blog links to the piece.
Also:
Hugh McDonald, like the nation, was changed forever
by the death of Robert Kennedy 30 years ago this week
Jackson (Michigan) Citizen Patriot
May 31, 1998
OPEN SEASON: Forty years ago this week, 13 "freedom riders"
wrote out their wills
before climbing aboard two buses in
Washington, D.C. and headed toward
the deep South.
The brutal violence awaiting them in Alabama would shock
the world. But the riders first found trouble a few days before,
when they pulled into Charlotte, then drove across the South
Carolina border into Rock Hill.
Charlotte Observer
May 6, 2001
The politics of Brown v. Board:
Everyone wants to get on board
American School Board Journal
2004
