Drudge Report is a USA web site covering National News.

The Drudge Report is a web site providing links to breaking news stories, selected by site owner Matt Drudge. Known for his conservative views and editorial choices, Drudge sometimes authors brief news stories himself based on tips. The Drudge Report was founded in 1994 as a weekly gossip column delivered via email to subscribers who paid $10 per year. Drudge created the web site in 1997, and gained national attention in 1998 as the first source to break the Monica Lewinsky scandal (after Newsweek magazine decided not to publish the story). The Drudge Report web site includes links to the home pages of major news media outlets, bloggers and editorial writers. Matt Drudge runs the web site from his home in Miami Beach, Florida.

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Drudge Refers More Traffic Than Facebook & Twitter Combined
-- According to a study released August 10, 2011 by Outbrain, a company that customizes search engines for content, Drudge Report drove 6.85% of traffic to content sites. That's double the 1.69% generated by Twitter and the 1.07% by Facebook,...

-- May 13, 2011 -- Charles Hurt has joined the Drudge Report. He was previously D.C. bureau chief at New York Post. Posted by Mondo Times editors, Boulder Colorado USA, May 13, 2011

Copyright Troll Righthaven Sues for Control of Drudge Report Domain
-- Ars Technica reported on December 9, 2010: "News aggregation impresario Matt Drudge is being sued for copyright infringement for reproducing a copyrighted photo along with a link to a story about airport security on the Las Vegas Review-Journal...

NBC's Chuck Todd Decries 'Drudge Driven Journalism'
-- Mediaite reported on March 6, 2010: "One of the reasons I started the “Inside the White House Press Corps” series was so that people could see a different side of the people who play a large part in guiding the American...

Has Matt Drudge jumped the shark?
-- Writing in the New York Observer on September 8, 2009, Gillian Reagan offers an answer to the question: "For some, including the White House, the Drudge Report is still an online media powerhouse. The Drudge...

Drudge Report Relies On "Old Media"
-- In a study of the Drudge Report, Kalev Leetaru of the University of Illinois reports that over the past seven years the Drudge Report has linked to 103,472 stories and 2744 domains. Leetaru argues that the Drudge...

The Internet, Not The Drudge Report, Changed The Rules of Journalism
-- In an excellent opinion piece in the Miami Herald on May 26, 2009, Edward Wasserman (a professor of journalism ethics at Washington and Lee University) talks about Matt Drudge: "The end began in January 1998, when Matt Drudge broke the story on...

Newser founder Michael Wolff really doesn't like Matt Drudge, and he wants you
to know it. Writing at Newser on April 22, 2009: "The New Republic, continuing the political world’s odd obsession with the Drudge Report, says its editor, Matt Drudge, has disappeared, or gone into seclusion like some latter-day Howard...

Is Matt Drudge's boy Andrew Breitbart leaving home?
-- On March 24, 2009, Gawker gushed: "Andrew Breitbart has been Matt Drudge's little helper for more than a decade. But now he's all growed up, and Drudge is back on his own — or is he? Breitbart is known as "the friendly half...

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