Journalist’s Trade Blogging Journalists Invite Outsiders’ Reporting In ‘To be interesting, the blog must have a discernible human voice: A blog with just links is a portal.’ September 15, 2003 Sheila Lennon Weblogs Bring Journalists Into a Larger Community ‘… we need to drop grandiose claims of being aloof, objective observers and be more transparent about how we do our jobs.’ September 15, 2003 Paul Grabowicz Benefits Blogging Brings to News Outlets What benefits do Weblogs bring to journalism? Several. September 15, 2003 J.D. Lasica Blogs and Journalism Need Each Other ‘The transparency of blogging has contributed to news organizations becoming a bit more accessible and interactive ….’ September 15, 2003 J.D. Lasica Blogging From Iraq With a borrowed laptop, rented satellite phone and reader-generated budget, an independent reporter sends back stories from the war. September 15, 2003 Christopher Allbritton Weblogs Threaten and Inform Traditional Journalism Blogs ‘challenge conventional notions of who is a journalist and what journalism is.’ September 15, 2003 Tom Regan A Guide to Various Weblogs RELATED WEB LINKSDan Gillmor– dangillmor.comDave Barry– blogs.herald.comToday in the Sky– blogs.usatoday.com/sky/Clergy Abuse Tracker– www.bishop-accountability.org Weblogging PioneerThe pioneer among blogging columnists is Dan Gillmor of the San Jose Mercury News. He… September 15, 2003 A Reporter Is Fired for Writing a Weblog He wonders whether there is ‘a place for Weblogs in the Fourth Estate firmament.’ September 15, 2003 Steve Olafson Weblogs: A Road Back to Basics ‘Weblogs will not save journalism as we know it. However, they might end up improving journalism as we know it.’ September 15, 2003 Bill Mitchell The Infectious Desire to Be Linked in the Blogosphere ‘Weblogs offer journalists tangible ways to achieve that Number One feeling.’ September 15, 2003 Mark Glaser Previous 1 … 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 … 80 Next
