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The very phrase “Dow 36000″ evokes guffaws these days, but the guys who wrote the book with that title — James K. Glassman and Kevin A. Hassett — offer some cogent defense of their work in today’s Wall Street Journal. Their position, in brief: They never said stocks couldn’t be volatile in the short run; stocks are still undervalued; in the long run, the Dow will reach 36000. In the long run, of course, as Keynes reminded us, we’re all dead.
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Phillip Pearson of Second p0st has built some scripts to trawl blogland and build a snapshot of the “blogging ecosystem,” collecting and ranking sites based on number of links in and out.
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At tresproducers, Eric Olsen is organizing Blogcritics.com — free music CDs from music companies looking to get their products reviewed by bloggers.
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