Online Media Cultist

Web producer, writer, online media cultist. That's how I roll.

#CNNFail, Iran, Twitter, and Sunday morning

As I succinctly noted on Twitter, my morning roughly started as follows: I woke up, fired up coffee, eggs, ham, and toast (which constitutes a fancy breakfast in my house). Checked e-mail and hit the front page of The New York Times online, which is oddly making its way back around to being one of my [...]

Prop 8 The Musical

This is way too good not to share, and already a great object lesson on how strong and compelling content can sweep the Interwebs in mere hours. And check out star-studded this thing is, unbelievable! It’s a musical, you see, about an already infamous proposition labeled with the number eight… Enjoy. See more Jack Black videos at Funny [...]

The post-election edition

There were so many stunning and compelling and fascinating stories that came out of the US elections of 2008 I won’t possibly try to wrap up that gargantuan story with a tidy bow. However, I did want to pass along some of the more web-related stories that caught my eye in the days after Barack [...]

Twitter, politics (of change), and social media revolutions

I’ve had a resurgence of interest (obsession? yes… that’s not so far off!) in Twitter over the last few weeks, reminding me of my early excitement about the not-so-little social media phenom that could early last year. The historic election that we all witnessed yesterday provided a unique “live event” that was perfect for Twitter engaging, [...]

Electoral vote maps: embed ‘em

One of the joys of publishing on the Internet is the ability to embed cool stuff. (via Pollster.com) From my perspective, this particular one is cooler because of the blue / red ratio. 29 days to go and counting…

The ‘08 election gets a Twitter

I’ll admit it: I’ve been absolutely binging on 2008 election news the last few months, as anyone following my

Hurricane Gustav, political obsessions, and Hulu surfing

Spent the long weekend at the beach, a novelty for me even though I live just outside of Los Angeles. Of course, I still managed a goodly amount of online media cultery, though I did make a valiant attempt to stay semi-unplugged. Hurricane Gustav was a huge story, of course, and thankfully it’s now finally looking [...]



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