Monthly Archives: March 2003

blogging hits the mainstream

It was good to see that the Guardian picked up on the Where is Raed?phenomenon. However hard journalists try to get the latest and greatest story on the front line, you will never beat a log/diary of someone who is … Continue reading

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transport for the masses?

I think there would be some uproar in the UK if car companies started producing adverts like this… The worst thing about the affair is that general motors was primarily responsible for the destruction of mass transit systems in 100s … Continue reading

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quote from the front line

A few miles from the bridge to the south lie the ruins of the ancient city of Ur, founded 8,000 years ago, the birth place of Abraham and a flourishing metropolis at a time when the inhabitants of north-west Europe … Continue reading

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proud sponsors

I’m in no way trivialising the war – but it wouldn’t surprise me if the Americans would do something like this

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is raed real?

Is the Baghdad Blogger for real? Well I suppose you can’t believe anything, even weblogs. I’ve read so much recently about how the CIA have infiltrated most forms of communication during these conflicts, so why not create a fake blog? … Continue reading

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