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Seydi Burciaga is More Than a News Story

nsbur001 wrote 1 month ago: Seydi Burciaga is a young woman who died last week in the floods that ravaged Atlanta. Out of the 10 … more →

Tags: culture and society, Seydi Burciaga, Inside Edition, Atlanta Journal Constitution, 911 call, drowning

We all know I love lists.

mseditrix wrote 4 months ago: I adore typing the first line. My hands tingle when I start the bracket tag for big type like this a … more →

Tags: Editing, ethics, journalese, writing, a1

The impact of web metrics on news judgment, by Chris Anderson

Raquel wrote 7 months ago: Chris Anderson from CUNY presented his research “Web Production, News Judgement, and Emerging Catego … more →

Tags: Symposium, Chris Anderson, CUNY, Metrics

Deja-news all over again

The Academic Wannabe wrote 8 months ago: Sometimes when I try to think about what news “is” (as in, for when people ask, why is x … more →

Tags: Journalism, New York Times, associated press

Which tragedies? Thinking about the Buffalo plane crash

The Academic Wannabe wrote 9 months ago: Why was the Buffalo plane crash news? Why aren’t the small plane crashes in other countries ne … more →

Tags: Journalism, audience, buffalo plane crash

'We're a bunch of idiots'

pnicholas2 wrote 10 months ago: Embattled Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich recently wrapped up a two-day media blitz of national media, … more →

Tags: journalism ideals, Weak top stories

Is media focus on Palin's family fair?1 comment

pnicholas2 wrote 10 months ago: Alaskan Gov. Sarah Palin is a polarizing figure. She’s beloved as much as she is mocked. Palin … more →

Conflicts overlooked by the media

pnicholas2 wrote 10 months ago: MSNBC has a solid piece – complete with an easy to understand interactive global map – o … more →

JonBenet: Still dead.

pnicholas2 wrote 1 year ago: Somehow, someway JonBenet Ramsey is back in the news. She shouldn’t have been news in 1996. Sh … more →

Tags: journalism ideals, Weak top stories

Incredible and Unbelievable

pnicholas2 wrote 1 year ago: Here’s a story y’all may or may not believe … So a woman developed a little bit of … more →

Tags: Journalism, journalism ideals

Loud Silence

pnicholas2 wrote 1 year ago: Almost a week and a half ago, the New York Times published a damning article regarding the major TV … more →

Tags: Journalism, journalism ideals

3 minutes of heaven

pnicholas2 wrote 1 year ago: It’s the one story that everyone remembered from the morning news rotation. And was NOT the st … more →

Tags: Most popular

Chelsea Clinton and the press1 comment

pnicholas2 wrote 1 year ago: Chelsea Clinton has established herself as an ambassador for her mother’s presidential bid. Sh … more →

Iraq War lost in the news shuffle

pnicholas2 wrote 1 year ago: Barack Obama. Hillary Clinton. Eliot Spitzer. Soaring oil prices. $4/gallon gas looming. Worries of … more →

Tags: Most popular

With links, why report when you can analyze? Link journalism leads to link editorializing.

newscrucible wrote 1 year ago: With the advent of bloggers, there has been a shift in the ratio of those presenting the news and th … more →

Tags: Delivery, Journalism, Blog, BBC, Link, news writings, News Analysis, Wire Service, Column

FCC considers probe into possible '60 Minutes' blackout

pnicholas2 wrote 1 year ago: Technical glitch, or an orchestrated blackout of a politically-charged story in Alabama? ‘60 M … more →

Tags: Journalism

Media attempts cover up - fails miserably

pnicholas2 wrote 1 year ago: Front and center of the Web site for The Society of Editors – a membership of British journali … more →

Pres. Bush live on ABC, CBS - but not NBC

pnicholas2 wrote 1 year ago: ABC and CBS broke into their regularly scheduled Thursday morning programming to broadcast President … more →

SHARK ATTACK!!

pnicholas2 wrote 1 year ago: Yahoo, MSN and other Web portals are not exactly established, respected and revered news outlets … more →


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