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Monday, September 08, 2003
Online News Pioneers See Lots of Changes in the First 10 Years
OJR article: Online News Pioneers See Lots of Changes in the First 10 Years OJR: How important are Weblogs in the history of journalism, and how do they differ from personal home pages? Winer: Weblogs drop the cost of publishing...
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Six million cyber-Egyptians and not a single Web log?
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Emerging Alternatives: Blogworld
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Are bloggers the heir-apparant of the independent weekly?
Welch: For all the history made by newspapers between 1960 and 2000, the profession was also busy contracting, standardizing, and homogenizing. Most cities now have their monopolist daily, their alt weekly or two, their business journal. Journalism is done a certain way, by a certain kind of people. Bloggers are basically oblivious to such traditions, so reading the best of them is like receiving a bracing slap in the face. It's a reminder that America is far more diverse and iconoclastic than its newsrooms.
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Cary McMullen
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OJR article: Online News Pioneers See Lots of Changes in the First 10 Years OJR: How important are Weblogs in the history of journalism, and how do they differ from personal home pages? Winer: Weblogs drop the cost of publishing...
(via Channel 'social_software') [judith meskill's knowledge notes]
4:05:46 AM
comment [] trackback [] Six million cyber-Egyptians and not a single Web log?
[Blogalization Community]
3:44:42 AM
comment [] trackback [] Emerging Alternatives: Blogworld
[Daypop Top 40]
3:34:55 AM
comment [] trackback [] Are bloggers the heir-apparant of the independent weekly?
Welch: For all the history made by newspapers between 1960 and 2000, the profession was also busy contracting, standardizing, and homogenizing. Most cities now have their monopolist daily, their alt weekly or two, their business journal. Journalism is done a certain way, by a certain kind of people. Bloggers are basically oblivious to such traditions, so reading the best of them is like receiving a bracing slap in the face. It's a reminder that America is far more diverse and iconoclastic than its newsrooms.
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3:30:48 AM
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"And on the 2,893,402,568th day, man created blogs."
(Lakeland Ledger) [via Scripting News]2:52:07 AM
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