Changes

*Bobby Eberle, [http://www.gopusa.com/misc/christmas_2004.shtml "Holiday Greetings from the GOPUSA Team,"] GOPUSA, December 2004: "With 2004 coming to a close, please accept my sincere appreciation for all your comments, suggestions, and feedback. ... In particular, I'd like to thank Terri Hillhouse and the entire GOPUSA team for their drive, dedication, and support. I'd also like to send a special thank you to all those who personally provided me with their assistance, guidance, and friendship, including [[Kathleen Eberle]], Bruce Eberle, [[Mike Hiban]], [[Don Stewart]], [[Paul Teller]], [[Tim Goeglein]], [[Stuart Richens]], [[Matt Smith]], [[Jennifer Ohman]], [[Bob Johnson]], [[Liz Sheld]], [[Julie E. Cram]], [[Phillip Stutts]], [[Chuck Muth]], [[Grover Norquist]], [[Karl Rove]], and [[G. Gordon Liddy]]."

*[http://www.freddevan.com/blog/archives/00004369.html "What is Talon News, and why does it have press credentials?"] posted at ''freddevan.com'' Blogspot, January 30, 2005.

*[http://mediacitizen.blogspot.com/2005/02/gannon-quits-after-blogger-inquiry.html "Gannon Quits After Blogger Inquiry,"] ''MediaCitizen'' Blogspot, February 9, 2005: "3:30pm Update: Once again, Talon News has 'scrubbed' its site. Apparently, we were sending too many people to their homophobic reporting ... They have removed the stories in question along with most other material describing their relationship with Gannon save a [http://www.talonnews.com/statement.shtml brief explanantion] of his resignation." ''MediaCitizen'' has the material archived. See [[web scrubbing]].

*Karen Brooks, [http://www.myrtlebeachonline.com/mld/myrtlebeachonline/news/nation/10880004.htm "Owner says news service will continue White House coverage,"] ''Dallas Morning News'', February 11, 2005: "The politically conservative owner of the online Talon News Service said Friday that his site would continue its coverage of the White House despite harsh criticism of one of his reporters. ... Bobby Eberle Jr., a Houston activist and engineer who also runs the popular GOPUSA political Web site, told The Dallas Morning News that he plans to replace reporter James Guckert, who went by the name Jeff Gannon."