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Cato Unbound debuts a great experiment in Blogging

The folks at the Cato Institute have started a Blog.

Here is a glimpse of their vision:

Each month, Cato Unbound publishes a lead essay by one of the world’s leading thinkers. Then, every other day or so, a new reaction essay by one of three commentators will appear, to be followed by a more free form discussion inspired by the initial exchange of ideas. In the spaces between, we’ll publish the best of your letters and blog posts, creating a hub for a broader conversation about our heady topics.

Sounds like fun, and edumicational, too! Especially the part where the ordinary blogger can contribute his/her own 2 cents to the discussion.

Learn more here.

Now, pardon me, I'm going to go read the Main Essay and enjoy a leisurely breakfast. ;-D

A Tip of the Hat to Instapundit.

12/05/2005 in American Politics, and Society |

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