Word on the street: "Tom Watson is emerging as Mr. Philanthropy Blogger." A journalist for over 20 years, he edits onPhilanthropy: A Global Resource for Nonprofit Professionals, and also has a personal blog. I will read him for awhile before hazarding an opinion. So far I see a good writer, a good business person, a deft follower philanthropic trends, a good builder of personal networks, a realist, and a centrist/Democrat committed to being inoffensive in pursuit of real world objectives like electoral victories, market share, profit, etc in an age where the wealthy bear it away on all sides. I hope there is more to him than that and would read him with interest looking for points of personal passion or bequiling eccentricity, or better yet moral outrage.
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