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February 19, 2005
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Robert Clayton Dean (Texas USA)  Blogging & Bloggers
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We interrupt your browsing for this bulletin:

Mark Steyn is back on-line.

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Truly a ray of light in these times of darkness and dispair.


Posted by Carl O. Witz at February 19, 2005 02:04 PM

RC - He's actually been back for around six weeks. He slipped in quietly around the end of December with a piece in The Telegraph. Since then, he's been in The Telegraph about six times, and earlier this month, he began appearing in The Spectator again.

He has also slightly reactivated his website.

Great news! It certainly was lonely without him.


Posted by Verity at February 19, 2005 02:06 PM

Good article today about bloggers by Iain Duncan Smith

Bloggers will rescue the right

"Beat the metropolitan elite with the tactics of US conservatives"


Posted by Ron at February 19, 2005 06:58 PM

Well well, a great day out with the Duke of Beaufort's Hunt ends with the discovery that Mark Steyn is back. It doesn't get much better than that.


Posted by Pete_London at February 19, 2005 09:07 PM

Yes, yes, Verity, I know he's been putting his columns out since December, but his website only came back up within the last week or so, I believe. Makes it much easier to keep track of his various columns.


Posted by R C Dean at February 20, 2005 12:42 PM
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