Tag Archives: Blogging
The Wednesday Weigh-In: Are female bloggers more ‘positive’ and ‘happy’?
TweetYou may not have heard of him prior to this week, but Felix Salmon is one of the most influential business writers in, well, the biz. He drew ire last week, including from prominent feminists such as Irin Carmon of Salon, for publishing the following comments in an essay on Maria Popova and her “blogonomics” [...]
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Netroots ’12: watch Blogging for Transgender Equality
TweetUpdate: I’ve replaced the live stream video with the recording of our panel. (The video is long, and there’s not a transcript yet. If there’s a reader out there who is able to transcribe the video you can get in touch with me at jos AT feministing DOT com.) I’m on a panel at Netroots [...]
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Feminist bloggers featured in New York Magazine
TweetThe very awesome Emily Nussbaum has an article in this week’s New York Magazine featuring feminist bloggers. The article is running in conjunction with a feature about the 40 year anniversary of Ms. Magazine and gives a brief history of the rise, importance, paradox and evolution of blogging. Similar to the conversations surrounding Ms. Magazine, blog [...]
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The feminine mistake of blogging unsustainably
TweetI had the pleasure of speaking to a group of veteran feminists in Santa Fe while I was visiting my parents. Many of them had heard of Feministing, and had minimal familiarity with the blogosphere in general, but few of them really understood the ways in which our blog and others function to analyze the [...]
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The Feministing Five: Akiba Solomon