New Media
Plagiarism is making a comeback, and not just in the world of journalism. Yesterday Instapundit linked to an interesting story alleging plagiarism by the AP. And who did they steal from? A blogger. There are many things that bother me about plagiarism, but nothing irks me more than when a mainstream reporter (or organization) with […]
One of the true gentlemen of the blogosphere, Mark Tapscott, has just announced that he has a new job back in the newpspaper business, where he spent more than 25 years as a reporter and editor. Halleluyah! I am Headed Back to the Newsroom!! I have never been so excited about a job in my […]
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Our friend Dean Esmay was recently written up in the Detroit News, Blogger brings progress to light To Dean Esmay, 39, the war in Iraq is more than suicide bombers and sectarian strife. It’s about schools being built, small businesses being hatched, Iraqis forming friendships with Americans. To help people see what he sees, the […]
The buzz around Gregg’s new book, Conservative Comebacks to Liberal Lies is building. He has launched a book blog with the help of The Language Artist, aka LaShawn Barber, and the early reviews by conservative thought leaders who have seen an advance copy of the book are nothing short of glowing, “Gregg Jackson’s book performs […]
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The Week magazine has nominated their bloggers of the year. As a reader, I feel fortunate that these blogger are out there, analyzing and disecting the news and issues they are so passionate about. They are tremendously valuable resource for the interested among us. Here is the list, Ed Morrisey Michelle Malkin John Aravosis at […]
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The Project for Excellence in Journalism is out with their annual report on the state of the news media. They have identified six trends for 2006, 1. The new paradox of journalism is more outlets covering fewer stories. Instead of a paradox isn’t that a problem? What’s the point of more journalists if they are […]
Do you recall last fall during an Oklahoma football game with 80,000 people in the stands a suicide bomber killed himself just outside the stadium? The story was followed closely by blogger Mark Tapscott, who never bought in to the official version of events, According to University of Oklahoma president David Boren, although Hinrich had […]
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