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Blogs of War in a Foodie's Guide to NYC?

Blogs of War in a Foodie's Guide to NYC?

Just more proof that my work ends up in the strangest places. In this case, a foodies guide to NYC – Savoring Gotham: A Food Lover’s Companion to New York City. All credit to Anthony Bourdain on this one. I just get an assist.

NPR Newscaster Karva Coleman on Blogs of War

NPR Newscaster Karva Coleman on Blogs of War

I have also been following BlogsofWar.com, which has a helpful Twitter feed. It started years ago to cover the Iraq war and has since expanded to international conflict in general, and some technology issues.

Blogs of Law: United States v. Matish

Blogs of Law: United States v. Matish

I’ve found mentions of my work in the strangest places but this has to be one of the strangest. A federal judge has ruled that the FBI can gain access to a suspect’s computer without a warrant and he has citied one of my blog posts in support

Warren Ellis Listens to Covert Contact

Warren Ellis Listens to Covert Contact

Lifehacker asked writer Warren Ellis what he listens to while he works and Covert Contact made the list

Business Insider's Take on My Anthony Bourdain Interview

Business Insider's Take on My Anthony Bourdain Interview

BI has a really nice review of the interview (which is by far the mostly widely read piece I’ve ever written)

ASPI suggests: Washington, DC edition (with a Blogs of War shout-out)

ASPI suggests: Washington, DC edition (with a Blogs of War shout-out)

Blogs of War got a nice shout-out from Natalie Sambhi at the Australian Strategic Policy Institute’s blog “The Strategist” today

Crikey: How the FBI Hacked users of Tor – with a Blogs of War mention

Crikey: How the FBI Hacked users of Tor – with a Blogs of War mention

I wrote a short piece, Tor and the Illusion of Anonymity, that got a lot more attention than I expected it to – including being referenced in a federal case on the subject.

Blogs of War on CNN: Soldier “Bloggers” Report from War

Blogs of War on CNN: Soldier “Bloggers” Report from War

“War-themed blogs, appearing on sites such as http://www.blogsofwar.com and http://www.sgtstryker.com, have become a popular alternative news source since fighting broke out in Iraq a week ago, sometimes beating newspapers and television with war developments.”