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Ann Althouse (Althouse) and Daniel Drezner (PostEverything, The Ideas Industry, Tufts University - Fletcher School, Drezner's World)
- Bloggers in their natural habitats . 00:00
- Hugo Chavez: the touch of death . 01:45
- Free speech on campus . 10:28
- Ann to youngsters: Curse! . 16:13
- Total immersion in virtual reality and reality TV . 27:08
- Ann and Dan share blogging tips . 38:07
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Ann Althouse
Daniel Drezner
Ann Althouse
Daniel Drezner
Recorded:Oct 19
Posted:Oct 19, 2006
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- Ann photographs the photographer
- University of Wisconsin’s “Think. Respect” Program
- Althouse on “Think. Respect.”
- The real news bureau inside virtual reality
- Jeffrey wins “Project Runway”
- Law professor Stephen Bainbridge drops out of “general interest” blogging
- Boston Herald calls Chavez a loser
- Bruce Bartlett tells Democrats not to get excited
- Dan on Chavez
- Dan on virtual reality taxes
- Dan on corporate presence in virtual worlds
- Dan on Bainbridge and blogging
Bloggingheads.tv | Oct 19, 2006 | Ann Althouse & Daniel Drezner
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