I just got done taping an interview with NPR's Morning Edition, about the milblog clampdown. It should air Wednesday – so listen up! (Yesterday, I talked to CBS and ABC radio, as well as a whole bunch of other local stations. But the interviews don't seem to be online.)
Meanwhile, the San Francisco Chronicle and the Washington Post both have crackerjack stories on the Defense Department's decision to put YouTube and MySpace off-limits.
UPDATE: Over at Jewcy, Nick Gillespie and Tim Cavanaugh (of Reason mag) are spending the week picking apart five blogs, including this one. So far, they've been mercifully gentle. And they've already taught me something: Who knew "Gillespie" and "Cavanaugh" were Jewish names? (Does that mean "Welch" is an M.O.T. moniker, too?)
Lastly, DANGER ROOM homeboy Erik Malinowski was kind enough to post this KTVU-TV segment about the YouTube ban... on YouTube.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=bzHWIIT4RQw
UPDATE 2: Here's the audio from the NPR interview.
