Malkin stated an intention to provide content and analysis you can't get anywhere else on a daily basis–both on the blog and in our original video features.The site's first two regular contributors were Bryan Preston and Allahpundit. Allahpundit had guest-blogged for Malkin on her signature site in the spring of 2006. Preston would eventually leave to pursue other internet reporting opportunities. When Preston departed, Malkin recruited Ed Morrissey as AllahP's co-blogger. At that time Morrissey was a full-time, profit-making blogger at Captain's Quarters, which he folded in order to join the Hot Air team. Morrissey maintains his podcast from his original website, "The Ed Morrissey Show," which is promoted on and embedded on the Hot Air website.
Friday, September 24, 2010
Kuthalo Potlu
Malkin stated an intention to provide content and analysis you can't get anywhere else on a daily basis–both on the blog and in our original video features.The site's first two regular contributors were Bryan Preston and Allahpundit. Allahpundit had guest-blogged for Malkin on her signature site in the spring of 2006. Preston would eventually leave to pursue other internet reporting opportunities. When Preston departed, Malkin recruited Ed Morrissey as AllahP's co-blogger. At that time Morrissey was a full-time, profit-making blogger at Captain's Quarters, which he folded in order to join the Hot Air team. Morrissey maintains his podcast from his original website, "The Ed Morrissey Show," which is promoted on and embedded on the Hot Air website.
