Wg CJR The Media Go Blogging. Tradycyjne media coraz częściej tworzą własne blogi.
Przykłady:
Oczywiście Guardian, który poszedł na całość. Trudno przecenić jego przewodnik po Weblogach
Wall Street Journal ma bloga z ciekawymi linkami
Użytkownicy Boston.com mogą czytać bloga sportowego.
To może być kontrowersyjny przykład: Reason
Trochę ewangelizacji na ten temat podsuwa Editor & Publisher.
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But what place will blogs have in mainstream journalism, which professes to be objective and nonpolitical?
Mitch Ratcliffe: [..] they can provide the other half of the story that doesn’t appear in the news story: Notes about interviews, reflections, and raw material that allow the reader to think along with the writer. It’s also where debates about the story can take place, in the comments section of the blog.
News is becoming a dialogue, not a one-way announcement. [..] It could also facilitate a mob mentality in which one idea overwhelms opinions held by minorities. Journalism won’t simply experience an impact from the rise of blogging tools, publishers and editors will face choices about what place blogs will have in journalistic endeavors.
Mitch Ratcliffe: [..] they can provide the other half of the story that doesn’t appear in the news story: Notes about interviews, reflections, and raw material that allow the reader to think along with the writer. It’s also where debates about the story can take place, in the comments section of the blog.
News is becoming a dialogue, not a one-way announcement. [..] It could also facilitate a mob mentality in which one idea overwhelms opinions held by minorities. Journalism won’t simply experience an impact from the rise of blogging tools, publishers and editors will face choices about what place blogs will have in journalistic endeavors.