Monday, July 31, 2006
When The Cyber-Attacks Stop...
... the "Inside Labor" blog will resume.
Or, Dude, where's my labor blog?
Recently, we linked to an item that Mike Antonucci found that included some very-inside information about the American Federation of Teachers' organizing plans, including some info on how the union was approaching charter schools.
Today, Mike has information that the fascinating and informative blog has (temporarily) gone the way of Jimmy Hoffa. There is even a note, apparently written near the time of its demise: "When the cyber-attacks stop, the blog goes back up."
Not even this guy's union could protect him from... the labor movement?
Or, Dude, where's my labor blog?
Recently, we linked to an item that Mike Antonucci found that included some very-inside information about the American Federation of Teachers' organizing plans, including some info on how the union was approaching charter schools.
Today, Mike has information that the fascinating and informative blog has (temporarily) gone the way of Jimmy Hoffa. There is even a note, apparently written near the time of its demise: "When the cyber-attacks stop, the blog goes back up."
Not even this guy's union could protect him from... the labor movement?
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