I remember reading a comment from DeafRead’s founder, Tayler Mayer, where he claims that DeafRead is all about neutrality and that blog entries are published on DeafRead in an unbiased manner. Well apparently, that’s not the case. Instead of allowing for healthy discourse on the subject, the DeafRead editors appear to have decided not to [...]

DeafRead Awards Contest Ethics Questioned I’ve heard a lot of grumbling lately about the DeafRead editors being candidates for the upcoming DeafRead Awards taking place in California next month. Nearly all of the editors have been nominated in one or more award categories. I have to agree with those who think this stinks to [...]

Two weeks ago, I did an interview with Ridor of RidorLive.com for this blog. I have no problem saying I’m a Ridor fan. While I don’t agree with half the things he says or writes about, I love the guy. As I got home from work today, I made a mental note to finish the Ridor [...]

Much to my surprise, WordPress ranked this blog #1 yesterday on it’s “Growing Blogs” and “WordPress.com Blogs of the Day“. Awesome! Especially when you consider the fact that WordPress is home to over a half million blogs! This blog has generated a great deal of traffic lately. I’m humbled by this. A thank [...]

Gallaudet University’s Coalition for Critical Inquiry is putting together a one-day blogging / vlogging conference to take place on February 3. Kudos to Gallaudet for recognizing the importance and impact of b/vlogging. Among those invited to participate as panelists include yours truly. Here’s the official announcement: ‘Vlogging/Blogging the Future of Gallaudet’ This conference will be held February 3 [...]