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April 27th, 2005

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CSPAN, MSNBC and Now the World!

For readers who’ve yet to surf their way over to Registan.net, this post on Syria was just featured on MSNBC. You’ll recall that not long ago Curzon’s questions were posed on CSPAN to Robert Kaplan and Kaplan was later told about the actual site Cominganarchy.com

Many thanks to Political Teen for capturing and hosting the the video.


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Gabriel Mihalache
April 27, 2005
2:18 pm
It must be the new design! It's very 1800's retrosexual!
Adamu
April 27, 2005
4:27 pm
Hm, it's nice that you made it on MSNBC, but it's a shame it had to be on such a BORING segment! There was a similar "read websites aloud" feature yesterday on CNN as well. LAME!
Chirol
April 27, 2005
4:57 pm
I was surprised myself that the feature consisting of reading websites aloud though it was done from a fellow blogger at Winds of Change which I also read. Living abroad, I didn't even know this type of stuff was on the US news. Interesting in many regards for me! I guess the networks are trying to be up to speed and hip by jumping on teh blogging bandwagon. Anyone know what time that show was?
Plunge
April 27, 2005
4:58 pm
Welcome to the world of blogging elite. Enjoying the rarified air? ;-)
Mutantfrog
April 27, 2005
5:31 pm
We'll know that we've TRULY made it when we're featured on The Daily Show.
Mutantfrog
April 27, 2005
6:13 pm
I just watched the video. It's great that you guys got a plug, but holy shit, these tv networks need to hire some JOURNALISTS! Maybe they should stop by a newspaper someday and see how it's done.
Curzon
April 27, 2005
6:15 pm
Dude, totally agreed. WhoTF is that woman?? She is so not ready for prime time.
Chirol
April 27, 2005
8:23 pm
She says she's a blogger at Winds of Change but she needs to take a few classes on public speaking. Her name is Robin Burk and here's a link about the show where CA was featured. RandomProbablities has more.
ComingAnarchy.com » Blog Archive » Happy Birthday To Us!
September 30, 2005
3:22 pm
[...] Thanks to all who have helped spread the word. We’ve been on C-Span and MSNBC, twice on Slate.com and thrice on 2 Channel, and of course special thanks to all our friends in the blogosphere who have linked to us, in particular our top ten referrers: 1. Marmot’s Hole 2. Simon’s World 3. Instapundit 4. Zenpundit 5. Registan 6. MutantFrog 7. Danwei 8. NichiNichi 9. TDAXP 10. Plunge Pontificates [...]