10 Alternative Ways To Follow Democratic Convention News

Links by Myrna the Minx, something for you to bookmark and use. I'll probably use FriendFeed and visit some of my favourite blogs (including Pam and the Blenders who will be there - see the NYTimes article about the bloggers at the Convention).

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Probably the best thing is to ignore it all together.

Certainly there will be no news from Denver. I'll probably be too busy to spend much time, but will watch a couple of speeches and follow a couple of bloggers. What I am interested in the most is the role and effect bloggers will have there.