The White House
Paul Krugman, Nobel Prize for Economics 2008
Krugman is the Op-Ed editor for the New York Times and author of several works on economics. His has been one of the more popular blogs during the financial crisis.
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Planet Money
Planet Money is a multimedia team from NPR covering the global economy. This blog has succinct entries that explain the economic crisis and the impact from daily events.
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Robert Reich's Blog
Robert Reich was the nation's 22nd Secretary of Labor and is a professor at the University of California at Berkeley.
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The Baseline Scenario
“What happened to the global economy and what we can do about it. . . . The Baseline Scenario is dedicated to explaining some of the key issues in the global economy and developing concrete policy proposals.”
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Jon Taplin’s Blog
"Jonathan Taplin is a Professor at the Annenberg School for Communication at the University of Southern California. Taplin’s areas of specialization are in international communication management and the field of digital media entertainment."
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ft.com/maverecon: Willem Buiter, Financial Times, London
Offering a UK persepctive on the crisis, Willem Buiter blogs for the Financial Times, London. Buiter is Professor of European Political Economy, London School of Economics and Political Science; former chief economist of the EBRD, former external member of the MPC; adviser to international organisations, governments, central banks and private financial institutions.
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ProPublica's Bailout Watch
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ProPublica Eye on the Stimulus
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Disclaimer
Blogs can be an informative means of keeping up with current events and trends. Blogs authored by an expert in the field can be insightful. Some blogs or entries center around the observations of the author while others can be as well-researched as a good news article. All blogs do focus on the opinion of the author, and all opinions expressed therein are the property of those authors. As such, all links contained in this section are provided as a courtesy. They are not intended to nor do they constitute an endorsement by MSU Libraries, MSU or the Mississippi Institutions of Higher Learning of the linked material.
The Economist - Blogs
- Free Exchange Blog from Economist writers about economics.
- Buttonwood's Notebook In this blog, our Buttonwood columnist grapples with the ever-changing financial markets and the motley crew who earn their living by attempting to master them.
- Democracy in America Blog from Economist writers about American politics.
- Lexington's Notebook In this blog, our Lexington columnist enters America’s political fray and shares the many opinions that don't make it into his column each week.
- Charlemagne's Notebook In this blog, our Charlemagne columnist considers the ideas and events that shape Europe, while dealing with the quirks of life in the Euro-bubble.
- Bagehot's Notebook In this blog, our Bagehot columnist surveys Britain's political landscape, while also sharing his observations on art, football and British life.
BusinessWeek Blogs
BusinessWeek Magazine offers several blogs on the latest trends in the world of business, finance, and economics.
- Vox Stimuli As the U.S. economy tumbles into recession, the federal government is faced with tough strategic decisions. Which investments offer the biggest payback, for jobs, recovery, and the future of America?
- Recession in America BusinessWeek reporters travel the country to uncover the stories of how individuals are coping with the downturn.
- Executive Summary BusinessWeek staff reporters in Asia, Europe, and New York filter and analyze the top news stories of the day, giving readers a quick way to stay on top of current events with intelligent commentary and context.
- Money & Politics BusinessWeek peels back the curtain on the economy, business and money matters at the White House, Congress, and federal agencies.
- The Oil & the Glory Steve LeVine, author of The Oil and the Glory and Putin's Labyrinth, covers foreign affairs for BusinessWeek.
- Economics Unbound BusinessWeek economist Michael Mandel reveals the art and science behind the pursuit of prosperity
- Europe Insights Get the latest inside view on the European economy from our on-the-ground team of reporters.
- Eye on Asia A play-by-play account of the deals, trends, and product innovations coming out of Asia's most dynamic tech companies
ABC News - Blogs
- George's Bottom Line George Stephanopoulos reports on events in politics, Congress and the White House for ABCNews, on the air and online. He interviews top newsmakers, discusses the events of the week and looks to the week ahead each Sunday on 'This Week.'
- Political Punch Jake Tapper is ABC News' Senior White House Correspondent based in the network's Washington bureau. He writes about politics and popular culture and covers a range of national stories.
- The Note Rick Klein is ABC News' Senior Political Reporter and author of The Note's morning look at the upcoming day in politics. Throughout the day, ABC News' political team contributes to The Note with the very latest news and analysis from the nation's capital.
- The World Newser The World Newser is World News' daily blog. Here, you'll find our staff's thoughts on the day's news and the way we build our broadcast. Plus, we'll share reports from our team of correspondents in the field, as well as producers behind-the-scenes.
- Womenomics ABC News' Claire Shipman and the BBC's Katty Kay on women, work and what it really means to "have it all."
CBS News - Blogs
- EconWatch News and analysis on the state of the economy from CBS News.
- Political Hotsheet Stay up to the minute on the latest news and developments from Washington, from the White House to Congress and everything in-between with the best political reporters from CBS News and CBSNews.com.
- World Watch Extra reporting, analysis and more from CBS foreign desks across the globe.
- Fast Draw Part Freakonomics, part Schoolhouse Rock: animated answers to real questions inside the news.
- Couric & Company The blog for The CBS Evening News with Katie Couric is the place to go for a look behind the scenes, for posts by our producers and correspondents, for stuff we like and for surprises.
- Public Eye The blog about news coverage and controversies, Public Eye tries to make CBS News more transparent and accountable to readers and viewers. Public Eye is where CBS News argues with itself and with you on the other side of the screen. So join the fray.
- Primary Source Only a handful of the hundreds of stories make their way to the Evening News. Competition from news of the day can keep otherwise important information from the broadcast…information we believe you have a right to know.
NBC News - Blogs
- First Read First Read is an analysis of the day's political news, from the NBC News political unit. First Read is updated throughout the day, so check back often.
- World Blog NBC News World Blog aims to provide a dynamic look at world events and trends, both big and small. Online entries, from text to video, will explore news events and how they are shaping our world.
Time Magazines - Blogs
Time Magazine offers several blogs on the latest trends in the world of politics, business, finance, and economics.
- Swampland Mark Halperin and the TIME political team bring you all the latest breaking news, videos, and best stories from every source, all in one place, expertly culled and edited, 24/7.
- The Curious Capitalist Commentary on the economy, the markets, and the strange ways of business.
- RealClearPolitics Daily blog from RealClearPolitics commenting on the latest political and economic news stories.
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