INC Fall08 Blogroll

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Post the first few blogs that you found and why you added them to your feedreader.
Include the title, link, author(s), and description.

Example:

Josephine's blogroll:

  • Many-to-Many: a group blog on social software and participatory culture issues. Authors: Clay Shirky, Liz Lawley, Ross Mayfield, Sébastien Paquet, David Weinberger, danah boyd.
  • Networked Music Review: a research blog that focuses on emerging networked musical explorations. Authors: Helen Thorington, Jo-Anne Green, and other guest bloggers.
  • etc...

Arielle's blogroll:

  • McCain '08: A blog in support of McCain describing why he is fit for presidency. Author: Susan
  • Rock Band: A blog that suggests songs that should be in Rock Band. Authors: Dan Hopper and other guest bloggers.
  • Karaoke Bars: A blog with a commercial for a karaoke dive bar. Author: Sara Schaefer and other guest bloggers.
  • Liz and Harvey: A personal blog that shares the thoughts of a dog and his master. Author: Liz
  • Spring Awakening Closes: A blog that announces the upcoming closing of Spring Awakening. Author: Lori Fradkin and other guest bloggers.
  • Blue's Clues: A personal blog about a child that went to see me as Blue in a performance of Blue's Clues at Pax Amicus Castle Theatre.

Andrea's blogroll:

My blogroll links the topics of feminism/education/youth projects, since those topics relate to my own use of blogs. There are two categories: Project Blogs are just updated for the time of the project and later turn into a documentary site - I like to use blogs this way, but it doesn't make sense to add them to a feed. I still list both categories here:

1. Project-focused & temporary blogs:

  • WACK: blog for the exhibition project WACK: ART AND THE FEMINIST REVOLUTION, March – July, 2007
  • project walkway: blog for a workshop where young women create custom hacks for existing footwear. March – May 2008. Authors: Norene Leddy, Bayard Rustin Academy for Art and Music and Eyebeam
  • WOMEN CINEMA: historical survey of experimental films and videos made by women in the United States from 1940 to the present, October 2008
  • visualize your voice: a documentation of the Workshop Visualize Your Voice - Feminism&Visualizing. I organized this workshop in cooperation with Eva Lausegger, Vienna, July 2008

2. Ongoing:

  • womensrights.change: about the “… the continued struggles within a women's movement that began over 200 years ago with the work and activism of proto-feminist Mary Wollstonecraft” the blog deals with definitions of a ‘third wave feminism’ on general and up-to-date topics, like, women and elections.
  • Rachel's Spot: by Rachel Raimist, a “Feminist Studies doctoral candidate in the DEPARTMENT OF GENDER, WOMEN, AND SEXUALITY STUDIES at the UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA”, also: “a mother, a filmmaker, a hip-hop feminist, an activist, community organizer, …”
  • martina-berthold.at: by Martina Berthold, an Austrian Green Party politician, about gender and Diversity and Austrian Politics
  • woman with a movie camera: my own blog, a loose collection of ideas on feminist theory, visual culture, visual media & sound.
 Most of those topics are related to my own artwork, or workshops that I organize or teach. 
I also set links to exhibitions, events and artists that I like, with the intention or idea of creating a feminist (art)
  • to be continued...

Stephanie's blogroll:

  • [1]: By: Jill (she does not give a last name), about snowboarding, and how-to.
  • [2] By: Dwight K. Schrute. The thoughts that run though Dwight Schrute's head.
  • [3] by Jennie. A blog about the Emmey winning comedy "The Office".
  • [4] A blog about deceits song writer and musician Elliot Smith
  • [5] Class Blog

Nancy's Blogroll:
My interests include photography, Christianity and religion, internet tech subjects... To be honest I tend to be all over the place on the web. But these are some blogs I've been following lately.

  • Matt Bites: A great photographer and entertaining food writer who manages to combine both in his blog. Author: Matt Armendariz
  • Second Life Herald: The latest news and gossip on the virtual world (not associated with Linden Labs). Author: Urizenus Sklar and others
  • Adbuzeedo: Photographic and design inspiration, tutorials. You'll find some beautiful work here. Author: Fabio Sasso, Fabiano Meneghetti, Paulo Antunes and others
  • Safari Books Online: I subscribe to O'Reilly Publishing's Safari Books Online. They have an extensive collection of technology books cover everything from ASP to Z/OS. This blog keeps me up to date on new books and Safari news. Author: Tim O'Reilly and others
  • After Sunday: A personal blog I began in 2005 and stopped updating in 2006. During a group trip to New Orleans to help with the cleanup after Hurricane Katrina, I used the blog to keep our church updated on the day to day work we were doing. At the time, there was a free internet service where you could phone in audio updates and automatically plug them into your blog (I can't remember the name, it's gone out of business since then) so I also had audio in the blog. Author: Nancy Jones (me)

Hannah's Blogroll: http://technorati.com/faves/hclong

  • [6]: Boing Boing: (authors: mark, cory, xena, john) a directory of wonderful things
  • [7]: Lifehacker: (authors: alot of different people) tips and downloads for getting things done
  • [8]: Mashable: All That's New on the Web (author: Pete Cashmore) Mashable is the most prolific blog reviewing new Web sites and services, publishing breaking news on what’s new on the web.
  • [9]: Dosh Dosh: Online Marketing and Social Media (author: Maki Maki) Dosh Dosh is a blog offering internet marketing and blogging tips, alongside social media strategies. Best consumed by bloggers, entrepreneurs, web publishers, marketers, freelancers and small business owners.
  • [10] Daily Kos: State of the Nation (founder: Markos Moulitsas Zúniga) the premier political community in the United States, with daily traffic between 2-4 million visits.

Rohit's Blogroll:

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