[cpdiii]

I hope that Thompson will still write for them on occasion.
I liked his "RANTS."

[hobbes1]

"We intend to honor that tradition and improve upon it."

IIRC, didn't they say something like that when The American Spectator was sold?

[Pagey]

Wow, CapitolHillblue.com, there's a blast from the past.
I remember back in 1996, getting online with a 28.8 modem and running Windows 3.1,(LOL about that now) and coming across Doug's site,then National Review,Townhall.com and thinking 'this Internet thing is great'. I remember visiting that site way back when.(That was when most people just put up their lists of 'Favorite Web-sites' they'd come across on their horribly-plain web-pages.LOL) Wow. To think that the Internet is still in the infant stages after less than 15 years, can make one absolutely delirious.

[whoozit]

So what.. I get more traffic to my web sites than the insignificant Cap Hill Blue...

[piasa]

Doug Thompson Media, owner and operator of the web site since its debut on the Web on October 1, 1994, announced today that it has agreed to sell the site to Capitol Hill Journalism Partnership.

"Capitol Hill Blue is a pioneer in web-based journalism," said partnership spokesman William J. Lowrey. "We intend to honor that tradition and improve upon it."

So, does William J. Lowrey exist? Does Capitol Hill Journalism Partnership exist?

There doesn't seem to be anything on them in a quick search except this thread here. MAybe annother search engine?