Credentials Please – International AIDS Conference Edition

If you work for a major (or minor) traditional media outlet, getting credentials to attend events can be a hassle, but in my time as an editor I’ve never had credentials requests rejected for someone working for me (even freelancers).  But what if you own your own publication or news site, or  freelance writer trying [...]

Bilerico’s Salvation Army Success Story

We’ve waited too long to take a look at the impact of Bil Browning’s amazing six weeks of attention after posting on Bilerico Project about his opposition to donating to the Salvation Army. The post, which has been an annual event, resulted in a huge response with stories coverage by New York Times, MSNBC, FOX, USA Today, and countless other [...]

2011 Top Blog Entries

Here are our top 10 blog entries for 2011, ranked by views: 1. ABC Anchor Dan Kloeffler Comes Out 2. Is Apple’s New CEO Gay? 3. “Our America: Transgender Lives” 4. Is It Unethical NOT to Report That Apple’s CEO is Gay? 5. Oprah: “You Seem Gayer” 6. Chick-Fil-A and NLGJA: Can a Lesbian Be Objective [...]

Bil Browning Joins NLGJA Board

Bil Browning, the editor-in-chief and founder of The Bilerico Project, a popular LGBT blog, has joined the NLGJA board of directors. At Bilerico, Bil explains his decision: I’ve had strong words for NLGJA in the past for ignoring the blogosphere. Citizen journalists weren’t treated like grown ups by the organization – which featured newspaper, radio, [...]

GLAAD Nominates “Outstanding Blogs”

The nominees for the 22nd annual GLAAD Media Awards have been announced. Click here for a complete list of the English-language nominees. Click here for a complete list of the Spanish-language nominees. This year GLAAD has introduced the new “Outstanding Blogs” category. And the nominees are: The Bilerico Project Blabbeando Joe. My. God. Pam’s House [...]