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   A Brief History of Weblogs, in Columbia Journalism Review » Read Now

   by Mallory Jensen. 5 pgs.

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   ...these people contributed to journalism? Four things: personality...new knowledge. "Why are Weblogs popular?" asks Jarvis, whose...two, their business journal. Journalism is...
   
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   Online Uprising, in American Journalism Review » Read Now

   by Catherine Seipp. 6 pgs.

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   ...Conason at a media panel about Internet journalism. "To those of us who have lived against...Media condescension toward online journalism sometimes seems..,well, Lileks, as...
   
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   The Expanding Blogosphere: Political Blogs...Have Become a Presence in the Campaign Landscape....How Much Impact Does This Instant Punditry Have on Mainstream Political Reporting?, in American Journalism Review » Read Now

   by Rachel Smolkin. 6 pgs.

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   Online Journalism as Market-Driven Journalism, in Journal of Broadcasting & Electronic Media » Read Now

   by Elisia L. Cohen. 17 pgs.

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   ...evidence of online journalism efforts (e.g., non-profit news, Weblogs) moving in this...reports that these Weblogs post a challenge...traditional modes of journalism...
   
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   The Blogs of War: How the Internet Is Reshaping Foreign Policy, in The National Interest » Read Now

   by Glenn Harlan Reynolds. 6 pgs.

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   Bloggin' in the Newsroom, in American Journalism Review » Read Now

   by Kelly Heyboer. 2 pgs.

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   ...opinionated a reporter is allowed to be online. For veteran Chicago Tribune columnist Eric Zorn, blogging is the purest form of journalism. He carries his notebook...
   
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   Journalistic Blogging: Mainstream News Organizations Could Steal an Idea or Two from Blogs, in American Journalism Review » Read Now

   by Barb Palser. 1 pgs.

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   Free to Blog? Three Journalists Are Told by Their Employers to Cease Their Web Musings, in American Journalism Review » Read Now

   by Barb Palser. 2 pgs.

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   ...Lasica and University of Illinois journalism professor Eric Meyer. Lasica, a former...underlying issues, much of the talk on Weblogs and discussion lists has portrayed all...