PJ BlogJams tag:blogjam.pajamasmedia.com,2007://2 2006-03-06T01:36:37Z Movable Type 3.21 Live-Blogging the Oscars 2006 tag:blogjam.pajamasmedia.com,2006://2.1698 2006-03-05T16:59:36Z 2006-03-06T01:36:37Z Does anybody care what Nicole Kidman is wearing (or not)? Does anybody care how many times Jon Stewart disses Dick Cheney? Does anybody care who even wins the Academy Awards anymore? Yes, we all care - even if we... PJM Hollywood Does anybody care what Nicole Kidman is wearing (or not)? Does anybody care how many times Jon Stewart disses Dick Cheney? Does anybody care who even wins the Academy Awards anymore?

Yes, we all care - even if we say we don't... It's the Oscars, after all! Read all about it here as assorted and sundry live-blog 2006.

The festivities begin at 5 pm Pacific time.

]]> Let's Kill All The Lawyers?: The Rule of Law in the 21st Century tag:blogjam.pajamasmedia.com,2005://2.13 2005-12-12T21:15:16Z 2006-03-05T06:06:27Z Is replacing dictatorships with democratic "rule of law" essential to defeating 21st century international terror? Moderated by Austin Bay. With: Jim Bennett, Albion's Seedlings Glenn Reynolds, Instapundit Kenneth Anderson, Law of War & Just War Theory Blog Omar, Iraq the... Is replacing dictatorships with democratic "rule of law" essential to defeating 21st century international terror? Moderated by Austin Bay. With:

Jim Bennett, Albion's Seedlings
Glenn Reynolds, Instapundit
Kenneth Anderson, Law of War & Just War Theory Blog
Omar, Iraq the Model
David Corn, the Nation

]]> Economists in their Pajamas tag:blogjam.pajamasmedia.com,2005://2.12 2005-12-09T16:38:34Z 2006-03-05T06:07:15Z Join Kudlow & Company's Larry Kudlow for a year-end economic wrap-up with fellow economists Andrew Roth, Paul Hoffmeister, Russ Roberts & James Hamilton.

]]> The Michael and Marc Show, Dec 7, 2005 tag:blogjam.pajamasmedia.com,2005://2.11 2005-12-07T15:44:53Z 2006-03-05T06:08:09Z Howard Dean says the Iraq War is not winnable. Is he right? And if he's wrong, was the war worth it? Marc Cooper and Michael Ledeen debate this, and other important issues of the day... pjmcd_eventstart = new Date("Dec 7... Charles Johnson Howard Dean says the Iraq War is not winnable. Is he right? And if he's wrong, was the war worth it?

Marc Cooper and Michael Ledeen debate this, and other important issues of the day...

]]> Whose Internet is It Anyway? (Part 2) tag:blogjam.pajamasmedia.com,2005://2.10 2005-12-06T19:21:51Z 2006-03-05T06:08:52Z Yesterday, our panel of experts weighed in on the issue of whether or not the UN should have a hand in internet governance. Today, several of Pajamas Media's member bloggers take a busman's holiday, discussing the topic from the "man... Charles Johnson Yesterday, our panel of experts weighed in on the issue of whether or not the UN should have a hand in internet governance. Today, several of Pajamas Media's member bloggers take a busman's holiday, discussing the topic from the "man on the street" perspective.

Today's participants:

Tobias S. Buckell
Stephen Green
Laurence Simon
YAYsports!

]]> Whose Internet is It Anyway? tag:blogjam.pajamasmedia.com,2005://2.9 2005-12-05T20:30:00Z 2006-03-05T06:10:05Z Who should have control of the internet, or is control even desirable or possible? Is it to be viewed as a human construct, owned by its many creators, or is it more like a global public utility, or a natural... Charles Johnson Who should have control of the internet, or is control even desirable or possible? Is it to be viewed as a human construct, owned by its many creators, or is it more like a global public utility, or a natural resource? Here to debate the question of whether or not the internet should or can be controlled, and if so, who should do the controlling, are Michael Barone of US News & World Report, Perry De Havilland of Samzdata, Franklin Cudjoe of Imani Ghana and Peng Hwa Ang of the UN’s Working Group on Internet Governance.

]]> The turkey that laid a golden egg tag:blogjam.pajamasmedia.com,2005://2.8 2005-11-24T18:22:45Z 2006-03-05T06:11:03Z Today's panelists, all members of Pajamas Media's Editorial Advisory Board, will be carving up the turkey that was OSM (Open Source Media) and has now been reborn as Pajamas Media. What is our new identity, and what does it mean... Today's panelists, all members of Pajamas Media's Editorial Advisory Board, will be carving up the turkey that was OSM (Open Source Media) and has now been reborn as Pajamas Media. What is our new identity, and what does it mean for us moving forward? Weighing in are:

Adam Bellow
Tammy Bruce
Clifford May
Glenn Reynolds

]]> Parading around in pajamas tag:blogjam.pajamasmedia.com,2005://2.7 2005-11-22T22:12:03Z 2006-03-05T06:12:04Z Does the sight of a lurid, 50 foot tall inflatable Mr. Potatohead fill you with existential dread? Us too. Follow along as Protein Wisdom's Jeff Goldstein and Hillary Johnson of Jack & Hill play Regis and Kathy Lee, providing... paraderedresize.jpg

Does the sight of a lurid, 50 foot tall inflatable Mr. Potatohead fill you with existential dread? Us too. Follow along as Protein Wisdom's Jeff Goldstein and Hillary Johnson of Jack & Hill play Regis and Kathy Lee, providing blogalicious live coverage of the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade. Roger L. Simon and his fearless daughter, Madeleine, will also be stopping by to comment on the proceedings, as will other mystery guests.

]]> Beat the Press, Test #1 tag:blogjam.pajamasmedia.com,2005://2.5 2005-11-07T02:16:00Z 2005-12-06T20:50:32Z Today's Tim Russert-hosted edition of Meet the Press features Ted Kennedy, Tom Coburn, Ron Brownstein, David Gregory and Nina Totenberg. But I'll let Tim do the introduction: MR. TIM RUSSERT:  Our issues this Sunday:  the vice president's former chief of... Charles Johnson Today's Tim Russert-hosted edition of Meet the Press features Ted Kennedy, Tom Coburn, Ron Brownstein, David Gregory and Nina Totenberg.

But I'll let Tim do the introduction:

MR. TIM RUSSERT:  Our issues this Sunday:  the vice president's former chief of staff, Lewis Libby, is arraigned in federal court.

(Videotape):

MR. THEODORE WELLS:  He has declared that he wants to clear his good name.

(End videotape)

MR. RUSSERT:  President Bush tries again with the Supreme Court replacing Harriet Miers with Samuel Alito; all this as the president's approval rating continues to decline.  What now?  With us, for the Democrats, Senator Ted Kennedy of Massachusetts; for the Republicans, Senator Tom Coburn of Oklahoma. Kennedy and Coburn, a liberal and a conservative, with very different views. Then insights and analysis from Ron Brownstein of the Los Angeles Times, David Gregory of NBC News and Nina Totenberg of National Public Radio.

But, first, the senior senator from Massachusetts, Ted Kennedy, is back on MEET THE PRESS.

Welcome.

SEN. TED KENNEDY, (D-MA):  Good morning.

Panelists for this discussion are:
  • Jeff Goldstein
  • Jeralyn Merritt
  • David Burge (Iowahawk)

]]> Are left-right politics becoming too polarized? tag:blogjam.pajamasmedia.com,2005://2.4 2005-11-03T19:43:07Z 2005-12-06T20:50:32Z With the Alito nomination by Bush and the Democrats calling for a secret session of the Senate, are both sides getting too extreme? Panelists for this discussion are:Austin BayBrad Friedman of BradBlogSgt. Mom of The Daily BriefMax Sawicky of MaxSpeak... Charles Johnson With the Alito nomination by Bush and the Democrats calling for a secret session of the Senate, are both sides getting too extreme?

Panelists for this discussion are:

]]> Blog Panel Test #3 tag:blogjam.pajamasmedia.com,2005://2.3 2005-10-23T19:12:27Z 2005-12-06T20:50:32Z "Real women" as models -- are we looking for healthier role models or just lowering our standards? Panelists for this discussion are:Rob CampbellJackie DanickiNancy Rommelmann... "Real women" as models -- are we looking for healthier role models or just lowering our standards?

Panelists for this discussion are:

  • Rob Campbell
  • Jackie Danicki
  • Nancy Rommelmann
]]> Should Rove be indicted? tag:blogjam.pajamasmedia.com,2005://2.2 2005-10-23T17:08:35Z 2005-12-08T16:30:10Z Is the increasing criminalization of party politics in Washington, D.C. a growing problem? And what is the Plame Affair really about anyway? Today's panelists are: La Shawn Barber Marc Cooper Frank Martin Michael Ledeen... Charles Johnson Is the increasing criminalization of party politics in Washington, D.C. a growing problem? And what is the Plame Affair really about anyway?

Today's panelists are:

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