Government Relations Blog Network Headlines

I think most of you are seeing my new blogads panel at right, made possible by my membership in the  Government Relations Blog Network at Blogads, a new and growing group of some of the best independent blogs on the web.

Check out some of the posts from blogs in the network:

• The Moderate Voice says that White House Press Secretary Scott McClellan "is now becoming a story himself — a liability in public relations terms and 'damaged goods' when trying to get his message out."
• dcrtv reports that "the Federal Communications Commission's record of policing the airwaves has been undermined by plodding investigations, insufficient fine amounts, and inconsistent follow-up. A $6,000 fine levied against a Howard Stern broadcast, which involved an explicit chat with adult-film star Jenna Jameson, was rescinded four years later 'due to passage of time,' FCC records show," November 10, 2005
• Global Guerrillas tells "how to defuse an open source conflict like that in France.
• PostWatch says "it's not actually required by law to print every compromise of American intelligence."
• Hobnob Blog had a roundup of blogger reaction to the House's failure to pass the Online Freedom of Speech Act in "'A Setback For Bloggers' - H.R. 1605"

For more information about the Government Relations Blog Network, contact Chug Roberts at governmentrelationsblognetwork -at- gmail.com