1. People go to school to become journalists. It is not a correspondence course. You can find a list of these schools here2. Most accredited universities do not offer degrees in blogging
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Flying Purple People Eaterknight_monkMarch 3 2005, 21:16:20 UTC
The best blogs get immediate feedback from their peers. Blogs have a certain amount of power. And the majority don't originate from New York or California.
Essential Viewingknight_monkMarch 15 2005, 07:07:17 UTC
here on the feedback and fact-checking that blogs receive versus the feedback that goes on before an MSM report such as those seen on CBS. You should watch this Powerline report on C-Span, the whole thing; it's excellent.
As for the error-checking that goes on all you have to do is return to the blogs. Try Instapundit, Powerline, Tim Blair. If you read them often enough you will come across the feedback, and it's not in the comments section.
Journalist students tend not to impress me. I was talking the other day with a U of M journalism major. He was telling me how the Zionist Jews controlled the radio waves and Hollywood.
'Those CBS conveniently forged, yet entirely accurate documents? Obviously the handiwork of Karl's West Wing elves.'
http://iowahawk.typepad.com/iowahawk/2005/02/the_truth_is_ou.html
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Here's some fun from Princeton. Things aren't as black and white (or is it blue and red?) as we're told. All about presentation, isn't it?
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As for the error-checking that goes on all you have to do is return to the blogs. Try Instapundit, Powerline, Tim Blair. If you read them often enough you will come across the feedback, and it's not in the comments section.
Journalist students tend not to impress me. I was talking the other day with a U of M journalism major. He was telling me how the Zionist Jews controlled the radio waves and Hollywood.
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