Kara Swisher, the author of two books about the rise and fall of America Online, is a Wall Street Journal columnist and reporter. She has been covering the impact of digital technologies on business and society since the early 1990s and co-produces the premiere digital technology conference, "D: All Things Digital" with WSJ colleague Walt Mossberg. Going analog topically via a digital medium, she’s launching "The Louie Chronicles" as she
tries to juggle her family and friends, her career and her obsession with figuring out a way to get the word "gay" out of gay marriage.
That's what I had to keep repeating to myself at Thanksgiving dinner last week, as I was contemplating the exact repercussions of tossing a slice of the whip cream-topped pumpkin pie sitting in front of...
I realized this week while looking over the essays posted so far that Louie--the namesake of these chronicles--has most certainly dominated the proceedings. That is, of course, because my four-year-old son is about as voluble as it gets and,...
As loath as I am to admit it, I owe President George W. Bush an apology.
That became abundantly clear to me the day after election night when the president, roundly thrashed in the midterm elections resulting in the loss of the Republican majority...
Clearly, San Francisco TV anchorman Pete Wilson has never been pregnant.
If he had suffered from swollen ankles and periodic nausea for close to a solid year, I'm guessing he probably would not have described the recent birth of a baby here--whose father is a gay city supervisor and whose...
(read Episode 1 here.) Episode 2: "Look at me, Mom."
I hate to admit it, but I didn't look. On average, like most four-year-olds, Louie's look-at-me requests come in at a rate of three a minute these days. I know am a bad mother for doing...
Posted November 27, 2006 | 10:50 AM (EST)