Maureen Dowd loves Robert Griffin III, and wishes that President Obama learned a few lessons from the phenom quarterback.

Well, we suppose it makes sense. Just like a store-owner wouldn’t want customers to use their products without actually buying them, the Washington Business Journal is going all Wall Street Journal on us and putting their online content behind a door open only to print subscribers. As of Monday, July 24, the city’s business publication of note will no longer be a resource for freeloaders like us. Phooey. Are we going to pay to…

In the December issue of the Washingtonian, the magazine lauds the “Best of Washington,” including restaurants, dance clubs, pizza, late night dining, hip clothes, and more. Among the magazine’s bevy of lists is a ranking of the “50 Best & Most Influential Journalists,” written by Garrett Graff, formerly of Fishbowl DC fame. While journalists for the usual suspects abounded — Mike Allen of Time; Dan Balz, David Broder, Steve Coll, Marc Fisher, Al Kamen, Howard…

As February draws to a close, we at DCist pause to reflect upon how our brethren in the politically-oriented blogosphere spent another month in the zeitgeist. From the scalping of Eason Jordan and the outing of Jeff Gannon, to the victory lap being taken by the bloggers who forced the imminent departure of several CBS News bigwigs, bloggers are once again back in the news. The tenor of this recent coverage, however, is decidedly…