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I’ll also thank you, Chris. In general, bloggers don’t give their readers this type of insight into who they are. I wish one day I could take Ed’s course in blogging. With only a few journalism courses, I could use some coaching.

I know where Ed is coming from when he talks about the need for filters or nodes especially when it comes to political opinions. But, I’d be careful in not destroying the end-to-end quality of the blog world as David Weinberger describes it. In his interview Dave Winer talked about news stories traditionally emanating from central sources aka the mass media to be distributed to the periphery. He sees blogging (and so do I) as information arising from the periphery, and being verified and authenticated in the periphery. Someone summed it up in this quip: “We can Fact Check Your Ass.” This is the best reponse to the trend toward consolidation in the mass media.

With filters we’re building another inflexible hierarchy, where the “important” bloggers will determine what posts are worth considering. Don’t discount those of us who live and breathe in the “wiggle room” (nod to David). BK

Chris – you might want to take a look at Hugh Hewitt’s website http://hughhewitt.com . He is the current leader in what I would call “Blog Assisted Talk Radio.” According to him, almost all of his show prep is done via blogs.

He and his colleagues at KRLA stream their shows http://www2.krla870.com/listen/ . Their audio quality is not as good as yours.