The good folks at SiliconANGLE have let me contribute a post.  It’s called Why MG Siegler is both wrong and right about Twitter, the real-time Web and Walter Cronkite.  It’s a response, of sorts, to MG’s Techcrunch article called  In The Age of Realtime, Twitter is Walter Cronkite.

There’s no doubt that the real-time Web, as represented by Twitter, is becoming an important news destination.  However, in my opinion, Twitter doesn’t have a single face, voice, or anchor to represent the news.  I’m not sure it ever will.  Why not read the post and weigh in on this question over at SiliconANGLE?

EDIT: here’s another take on MG’s article, from CrunchGear:  Real time, real discussion, real reporting: choose two.

I have a post today at Lateral Action, one of my favorite blogs.  The post is called Drill Sergeant or Buddy: Who Brings Out the Best in a Creator and was ably edited by Mark McGuiness.  This post was a lot of fun to write because it’s about one of my favorite musical acts of all time, XTC.

Please check out the post and take a good look around Lateral Action as well.   There’s a lot of interesting and great stuff there about creativity and putting your ideas into action.

I’m very pleased to tell you that I have a guest post at Copyblogger.com called The Doctor McCoy Guide To Healing Sick Content.

I’m equally pleased to note that Brian accepted my headline as is, without changes.  Heh.  (Background:  Brian Clark, founder of Copyblogger, is recognized by many as the leading expert in crafting good blog post titles and headlines in general.  Just saying.)

Please head over and check it out, won’t you?