There’s a Carnival of Cities going on, and all San Diego writers are invited to participate. A blog carnival is a round-up of posts around the blog-o-sphere, all relating to a certain topic.
This time, the topic is: cities. Blog authors send in a permalink to a recent article or blog-post about a […]
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Leah Peah interviews El Oso (a contributor to San Diego Blog!). That dude’s pretty cool.
David Sasaki might not be someone you’ve heard of yet unless you live and blog in San Diego or are a regular at Global Voices. He’s one of the best kept secrets on the web but with his strong and honest […]
Joelle is one of our favorite San Diego bloggers. She’s the driving force behind this year’s Rock The Walk event, designs killer blog skins, and runs her own blog at Tenth-Muse. She’s sassy, and fun, with with a pinch of snark. Find out more about Joelle below:
Blog Birthday:
Well, I’ve been “blogging”, unbeknownst to me, […]
I first became aware of MAS several years ago. MAS (it’s short for Michael Allen Smith) has been blogging for many years. He’s one of the first I added to the San Diego Bloggers site. If you like coffee, you might like his INeedCoffee.com; and geeks in the audience may enjoy his webprogramming site: Digital […]
Andrew Phelps is a digital raconteur, bon vivant, and man about town. Well, sort of. Andrew has one of those easygoing blog voices that makes some envious. A quick wit, a big afro, photography, and memoirs of an interning journalist at KPBS. Full Disclosure: Once, he complimented San Diego Blog overmuch. He also writes here, […]
Chuck been blogging since 2001 and writes about his faithful companion Pongo, his life, his thoughts, the law, and everything else. He has a laid-back style that seems at odds with his profession. He’s a lawyer. But don’t let that fool you, Chuck rocks. Last year he blogged about a diagnosis that was pretty scary. […]
Mikey is our second interviewee in our goal to talk to interesting bloggers based in San Diego. Mikey, formerly NerdBoyMikey grew up in Anchorage, Alaska, went to ASU in Tempe, Arizona, then to Chicago with a stop in Las Vegas and ended up in San Diego. Mikey is an incessant blogger since 2002 and has […]
Brian Dear, whose name I misspell ‘Brain’ more often than not, is our first in the Interviewing San Diego series. Brian has been involved with computing and online communications since 1979. He is a software/Internet entrepreneur interested in social networks, online communities and making computing personal and interpersonal. He is currently writing a […]
