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Since selling Sportspages.com nearly three years ago, I've laid low. But a friend recently asked me what's happening with sports web entrepeneurs, so I'm trying to catch up. It looks like this site is still going strong, with more discussions and fewer flames than I remember. That said, I do...

You judge... http://www.richjohnson.info/eagle.htm

Gosh, this takes me back to the days when editors were calling up accusing Sportspages of stealing their paper's product. http://www.pcworld.com/article/id,138271-c,copyright/article.html Rich Ord, the founder of Moreover, has the definitive counter-arguments...

So I'm 5 rows from the top at Byrd Stadium Saturday at the Maryland-Georgia Tech game, with a commanding view to the south. Without the haze I might have seen the Capitol or the Washington Monument. But Maryland's DC flagship station is WJFK, an FM licensed to Manassas, Virginia. With my Sony...

From Winchester, Kentucky. Principal doesn't like story on the front page, so he bans the sportswriter. Our education system at work. http://www.wtvq.com/midatlantic/tvq/news.apx.-content-articles-TVQ-2007-09-10-0007.html

Here's the note I've posted on Sportspages explaining the new deal: RJ - - - It was 1997 when I came up with the idea of a Drudge Report for sports. My business partner, Rick Scott, came along nearly a year later. We made Sportspages.com into a real site, like everybody else in the Internet...

Yep, it's a sincere question. I need to know if it's worth carrying on. We're eight years old and still scratching. Of course, this site is five years old thanks to our short-lived forum crashing under the weight of veiled lawsuit threats. But the folks who run this joint have stuck it out...