Ex tempore: the next word after final appeal
In the internet era, most Supreme Courts worth their salt have attracted high quality dedicated and independent commentary from the blawgosphere. The market leader is probably SCOTUSblog - which, as Continue Reading
Alex puts blogging into perspective
Putting blogging into perspective, via Alex: Clive disappeared for a week to think about life. When he got back, Alex told him that his colleagues were worried. Clive exclaimed: "But it was all Continue Reading
Updates: Joyce, hecklers and broadcasting
I suppose if I spent ages thinking about it, I could find a spurious thread linking three stories that caught my eye over the last few days, but in truth there is none, except that they update Continue Reading
New kids on the block
I've just discovered the wonderful new(ish) blog Human Rights in Ireland, a group blog about - well, the clue is in the name - human rights issues in Ireland and Irish scholarship about human rights Continue Reading
Journalism and Blogging in the New York Review of Books
There is a wonderful essay by Michael Massing in the current edition of the New York Review of Books about the deepening relationship between print and online journalism. In form, it's a review of Continue Reading
Cowengate caricatures “didn’t bother” Cowen: why the fuss?
On the top right hand corner of a cover of Hot Press (pictured left) runs a quote from the Taoiseach (Prime Minister), Brian Cowen: Those paintings didn't bother me It is a teaser for a full Continue Reading
Hi there! Thanks for dropping by. I'm Eoin O'Dell, and this is my blog: Cearta.ie - the Irish for rights.
