Technology

‘In China, the Internet enjoys relatively greater freedom than other media. Even so, three of the articles I posted on my blog vanished without notice.’

‘One columnist took on a controversial local issue and covered it in a way we'd never done before.’

In online polling about story selection, editors at the Wisconsin State Journal learn that ‘the readers who vote consistently do choose weighty stories.’

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A journalist who has worked in China says that ‘the Internet has strengthened the power of the central government, not undermined it.’

‘Global Voices pulls together interesting threads of conversation and reporting from the global cacophony of blogging voices.’

‘It is in this fusion of old and new that the future of journalism most probably lies.’

‘Political journalists are using Web sites to tell stories they didn’t have room to tell in their newspapers.’

By compiling coverage and adding original news and analysis, the networks acquire a new niche audience—including political journalists.