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“Blogging” Revolutionizes News Industry

THE BLOGOSPHERE - Across the world, web logging, or “blogging” as it is hiply referred to by those in “the know”, is quickly taking the world by storm. Breaking such important news events as the Dan Rather “Memogate” flap and the Jeff Gannon scandal, blogs are becoming more and more prominent in the American news media. In fact, some journalism scholars even believe that “blogging” could even replace the mainstream media, or “Old Media”, sometime within the next fifty years. However, only time will tell.
posted by News on the March at 10:55 AM
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Get this! Apparently The Wall Street Journal ran an op-ed by James Bandler about Social Security privatization in which he misquotes Democratic Party chairman Howard Dean.

This disregard for journalistic etiquette and fact-checking really burns my cannoli!
posted by News on the March at 12:03 PM
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I saw “Sideways” the other day. It was pretty funny.
posted by News on the March at 3:27 PM
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Here is a link to a blog in which they discuss this post on another blog about this editorial about this news article at this newspaper’s website which we reported on a couple days ago here.
posted by News on the March at 4:15 PM
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posted by News on the March at 4:16 PM
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Bill S.73 is in the hizz-ouse! Sponsored by Senator Maria Cantwell (D-WA), S.73 is totally gonna promote food safety and protect the animal feed supply from bovine spongiform encephalopathy! Here’s part of the bill:

... seize and destroy an article that is introduced into interstate or foreign commerce in violation of this Act; or (2) require any person who is in violation of this Act to cease the violation, to recall any sold article and refund the purchase price, to destroy or forfeit the article to the United States for destruction, or to cease production operations until the head of the appropriate Federal agency determines that there is no longer...

Hell yeah!
posted by News on the March at 6:41 PM
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Open thread
posted by News on the March at 7:30 PM
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