I have mixed feelings about The Huffington Report. On the one hand I have long thought a central clearinghouse blog site for different personalities might be the true form for internet magazines in the future. On the other hand, I think the folks contributing to the Huffington Report are making an enormous mistake, particularly Tina Brown and Harold Evans. You don’t have to love Brown and Evans to recognize they have some credibility even with people who don’t like them. Huffington doesn’t. The only way you can care what Huffington has to say is if A) she’s paid you serious money or B) you already agree with what she has to say. For Brown, Evans and others, subordinating their own personas to Huffington’s is a silly branding mistake if nothing else.