Previous updates here and here.

This one's interesting.

Blogging Party of Canada blog has the usual disappointed reaction, then goes to work (in their words fact-checking) checking out recent stories by the journalist in dispute.

Hardball items like a story on a 74-year-old cyclist who loves the Tour De France and Catholic high school womens baseball dot the list of Ms. Clark's recent works.

As an aside I'm glad we're not digging into personal details, just what's relevant to the story here.  I encourage it to remain that way because her words say enough.  No digging for adoption records, please (abhorrant).

I'm anxious to see what becomes of the alleged EDSBS and FanBlogs requests for peace talks.  More updates are obviously coming, although we noted earlier this story's swiftly losing oxygen after echoing to the highest rafters of the blogosphere.

Update on Saturday, August 6, 2005 at 11:58PM by CFR

This gets better.

Apparently this isn't the first anti-blog offense from the Des Moines Register.

Here's the links, from Iowa blogger State 29-

Anti-blog article by Ken Fuson, columnist

State 29's reaction here.

So we have two members of the same newsroom but different departments taking aim at blogs.

Red flag.

Update on Sunday, August 7, 2005 at 12:59AM by CFR

Somehow I overlooked Paul Westerdawg's lengthy and excellent response.