Year of the Blog: Blogs, Politics, and the 2004 Election (Unabridged)

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Pocket University, providing a basic understanding of topics covering the broad range of today's interests, presents a lively and informative trip into the freewheeling world of blogs and bloggers, the political and media revolution that's happening right now.

In Year of the Blog, writer Robert J. McNamara takes a look at how blog culture (the blogosphere) has developed at lightning speed and staked out valuable territory on the American political scene. No one had heard of blogs a few years ago, but today some bloggers have risen to quasi-celebrity status among news junkies. And blogs are now deemed so important in reaching a coveted audience (those who are intensely interested in politics) that the major political parties not only host blogs but are actually starting to give press credentials to do-it-yourself bloggers. Spell that R-E-S-P-E-C-T.

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