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Arianna Huffington: self confessed cyberslut

Jennifer Tracey | 16:48 UK time, Thursday, 26 June 2008

The Queen of bloggers at The Huffington Post, a woman who needs no introduction...Arianna Huffinton's favourite websites.

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The websites she mentions:
* KausFiles on Slate Magazine
* Andrew Sullivan's The Daily Dish
* Daily Kos
* The Guardian Comment is Free
* The New York Times
* The Washington Post

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  • 1. At 10:38pm on 27 Jun 2008, evenmorelovely wrote:

    Why? Why post this 'item'? Is it another example of UK inferiority toward US news?
    When JFK's son died, the Sunday Times went 'blackmast'. Why? For what God's-earth reason?

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  • 2. At 5:15pm on 30 Jun 2008, Jennifer Tracey wrote:

    Hello evenmorelovely

    What's all this UK inferiority stuff? We're interested in ideas and news from all over the world.

    Arianna Huffington runs a successful news website with an interesting blogging model.

    Whatever you may feel about her views, it's relevant and interesting to hear from her.

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  • 3. At 04:35am on 04 Jul 2008, evenmorelovely wrote:

    Jennifer Tracey - fair enough; forgive the rage! Life's too short.

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