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Tag Archives: mainstream media journalists
Amateur and Professional Bloggers vs Professional Journalists
Felix Salmon (the best finance blogger on Earth): [...] It’s true that blogs are capable of bringing down politicians, just like newspapers. But financial blogs don’t have anything like the same kind of influence that the big political blogs have, … Continue reading
Posted in Prediction Journalism
Tagged bloggers, daily newspaper, Felix Salmon, Finance, finance blogger, finance bloggers, Jesse Eisinger, Journalism, journalist, journalists, mainstream media, mainstream media journalists, Open Media, Samuel Beckett, using web technology, web technology
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Blogs are taking over the other Web-based publications.
Tech Crunch’s Mike Arrington (who is furious at a CNET writer): Most of the popular blogs, all of which started out as one-person shops, have now hired separate sales staff to handle sales. We have, Om has, etc. Hell, that’s … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Internet Marketing - Internet Commerce, The Internet
Tagged average journalist, Charles Cooper, CNET writer, FM Publishing, Google, Information Technology, mainstream media journalists, Mike Arrington, paid journalist, Sony DCR-DVD403E Handycam DVD Camcorder [3MP, the New York Times, Web-based publications
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