WEBBY AWARDS Official Honoree

“Raw Politics on the Half-Shell”

~ New Hampshire Blogging

“The father of the political blog.”

~ Sam Smith, Progressive Review

Contributors

Jack McEnany is the co-author of Bode Miller’s autobiography, Bode: Go Fast, Be Good, Have Fun, Villard/Random House 2005, and the author of forthcoming “Brush Ape” from St. Martin’s Press.

He is a regular contributor to Men's Journal; his work has appeared in The Nation, The Humanist, The Progressive Review, Macleans, Exquisite Corpse, Ski Racing, NBCOlympics.com, and many others. He co-wrote and narrated the documentary film, “Flying Downhill,” and in 1998 founded NHPrimarysource.com, an online newsletter about the NH first-in-the-nation presidential primary. Sam Smith at The Progressive Review dubbed him “the father of the political blog.”

He lives in Franconia, New Hampshire

Joe Bergeron has 35 years’ publishing experience includes daily, weekly and monthly print publications. He is an experienced film and video producer, copywriter and designer, and has consulted with global brands including Gulfstream Aircraft, The Walt Disney Company, International Paper and other major companies.

Bergeron started designing and developing web sites in 2000; today, he manages and markets seven sites, including LostNation.tv.

Originally from the Boston area, Joe lives in Atlanta, Georgia.

John Klossner is the editorial cartoonist for Computerworld and Federal Computer Week magazines. His work also appears regularly in the U.S.S. Constitution Museum Chronicle, Tietoviikko (Computerworld Finland), and the publications of The Union of Concerned Scientists.

John is the creator of "Mason Darrow, non-profit lawyer," and has provided cartoons and illustrations for a dozen books. John lives in Southern Maine.

Niles Youngblood is a veteran print, wire and broadcast reporter. Niles cut his political reporting teeth on California Gov. Ronald Reagan’s losing 1976 New Hampshire primary campaign and continued his primary romps through President George Bush’s 2000 campaign. The aging satirist wanders the Southwest with frequent journeys to Florida and the White Mountains. He is currently building a yurt in Luna County, New Mexico.

Also see: About LNTV,  Press, Privacy