…beliefs than the regular writers of the blog. But most of those folks make the blog better and more informative; we really only have a few active trolls. Now, Dan…

by reader Movie Guy (Lifted from comments cactus style) I have reviewed the majority of American econ blogs during the past few days. Hit the supposed heavy ones again tonight….

…announcement). I am officially an economist, but tend to blog about politics at my home blog. Here I will try to fit the interest in, you know economics. I wasn’t…

…beef. Doesn’t this imply the argument I see on economic blog after economic blog that ethanol production is playing a significant role in higher food prices is incorrect. Rather the…

…the comments section, but if that happens, I will still be there, lurking. I’ve enjoyed this blog so much since I first discovered it several years ago, and I don’t…

Generally, I think covering blogs on cable news channels by literally panning the camera over a the blog while summarizing a post from that blog is a pretty lame idea.(*)…

OK, I make a comment over at Dan Drezner’s blog in line with my Sunday blog here and the “crowd” goes nuts. You see – they think I don’t realize…

…want to get a feel for the ties between your favorite blog and other blogs, it’s not too far off. Just go here and type the name of any blog…

…traffic and then vanished. More likely, good blogging — or at least blogging that appeals to a certain audience — causes both high traffic and longevity. Also, the political season…

…readers had ponied up $14,000 in one week (and $42,000 cumulative!), did a quick adjustment for the relative traffic of each blog, and asked my readers to pony up $100-$200…