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| Although the blog tilts to the left (and is very American-centric in coverage), there is some representation from the right as well. Similarly, though the general tenor of the blog has been strongly anti-] there is some neo-conservative opinion. | Although the blog tilts to the left (and is very American-centric in coverage), there is some representation from the right as well. Similarly, though the general tenor of the blog has been strongly anti-] there is some neo-conservative opinion. | ||
| Critics contend that Huffington was missing the point of a blog. Celebrities, they say, already have many venues through which to express their opinions. | Critics contend that Huffington was missing the point of a blog. Celebrities, they say, already have many venues through which to express their opinions. The lack of a comment and ] feature has met with criticism as well. | ||
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The Huffington Post is a group weblog and news site started by Arianna Huffington on May 9, 2005.
It is notable because many celebrities contribute to it, although there are also many other posters who have achieved neither fame nor notoriety.
Although the blog tilts to the left (and is very American-centric in coverage), there is some representation from the right as well. Similarly, though the general tenor of the blog has been strongly anti-Iraq War there is some neo-conservative opinion.
Critics contend that Huffington was missing the point of a blog. Celebrities, they say, already have many venues through which to express their opinions. The lack of a comment and trackback feature has met with criticism as well.
Bloggers
Celebrity bloggers include the following names.
Politicians
Jerry Brown, John Conyers, Jon Corzine, Gary Hart, Ed Markey, Mike McCurry, Bill Press, Joe Scarborough.
Journalists & authors
Peter Bart, Tina Brown, Marc Cooper, David Corn, Danielle Crittenden, Walter Cronkite, Harold Evans, Paul Feig, David Frum, Larry Gelbart, Christopher Hitchens, Michael Isikoff, Simon Jenkins, David Kirby, Paul Krassner, Roger Lowenstein, Bill Maher, Norman Mailer, Irshad Manji, Dennis Prager, Roger L. Simon, Elizabeth Warren, Lizz Winstead, Byron York.
Actors/Actresses or directors/producers
Lawrence Bender, Bruce Cohen, John Cusack, Larry David, Ellen DeGeneres, Sandy Frank, Robert Greenwald, Brad Hall, Marshall Herskovitz, Quincy Jones, Diane Keaton, Christine Lahti, Julia Louis-Dreyfus, David Mamet, Adam McKay, Mike Nichols, Rob Reiner, Tim Robbins, Haim Saban, Arthur Schlesinger Jr., Harry Shearer.
Business people
Joan Blades, Christie Hefner, Hilary Rosen.
Other
James Boyce, Kristen Breitweiser, Stephen Elliott, Richard Dawkins, Al Franken, Timothy Greenfield-Sanders, Marty Kaplan, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., David Rees, Josh Silver, Russell Simmons, David Sirota, Tavis Smiley, Andy Stern, Eugene Volokh, John Zogby
Advance publicity also promised many more names.
Warren Beatty, Tony Blankley, Andrew Breitbart, Albert Brooks, Barry Diller, Nora Ephron, James Fallows, Tom Freston, David Geffen, Maggie Gyllenhaal, Vernon E. Jordan Jr., Michael Medved, Gwyneth Paltrow, Paul Reiser, Liev Schreiber, Jann Wenner, Mort Zuckerman, Ari Emanuel, Paul Goldberger, Alex Keyssar, Kenneth B. Lerer, David O. Russell, and Jim Wiatt.
External links
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