04. 10. 2003
<<: Nieman Reports: Weblogy a žurnalistika (doplněno)Weblogs and Journalism
Nieman Reports Vol. 57 No. 3
Published by: The Nieman Foundation for Journalism at Harvard University
Entire issue: [PDF, 2.88 MB]
Table of Content: [PDF, 923 kB]
Highlights: Weblogs and Journalism: In-depth report. CyberJournalist.net
- Weblogs and Journalism: Do They Connect? By Rebecca Blood. [PDF, 472 kB], [HTML]
- Is Blogging Journalism? Paul Andrews. [PDF, 467 kB]
- Weblogs: A Road Back to Basics. Bill Mitchell. [PDF, 491 kB]
- Weblogs Threaten and Inform Traditional Journalism. Tom Regan. [PDF, 474 kB]
- Blogs and Journalism Need Each Other. J.D. Lasica. [PDF, 486 kB], [HTML]
- Weblogs Bring Journalists Into a Larger Community. Paul Grabowicz. [PDF, 477 kB]
- Blogging Journalists Invite Outsiders’ Reporting In. Sheila Lennon. [PDF, 486 kB]
- Moving Toward Participatory Journalism. Dan Gillmor. [PDF, 467 kB]
- Weblogs and Journalism: Back to the Future? Glenn Harlan Reynolds. [PDF, 465 kB]
- Blogging From Iraq. Christopher Allbritton. [PDF, 540 kB]
- Determining the Value of Blogs Eric Alterman. [PDF, 467 kB]
- The Infectious Desire to Be Linked in the Blogosphere. Mark Glaser. [PDF, 471 kB]
- Readers Glimpse an Editorial Board’s Thinking. Keven Ann Willey. [PDF, 477 kB]
- A Reporter Is Fired for Writing a Weblog. Steve Olafson. [PDF, 468 kB]
- An Editor Acts to Limit a Staffer’s Weblog. Brian Toolan (Editor, Hartford Courant, no blog). [PDF, 469 kB]
- Blogging Connects a Columnist to New Story Ideas. Mike Wendland. [PDF, 469 kB]
- Bloggers and Their First Amendment Protection. Jane E. Kirtley. [PDF, 467 kB]
- A Weblog Sharpens Journalism Students’ Skills. Larry Pryor. [PDF, 468 kB]
[via Sheila Lennon: Nieman Reports: J-Blogger roundtable].
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- A world without editors. By Jeff Jarvis
- Blogs and Journalism. By Jeff Jarvis
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