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This document discusses the relationship between bloggers and journalists. It notes that in the late 1990s, bloggers like Matt Drudge began breaking major stories and challenging the authority of traditional journalists. However, journalists argued that bloggers lacked thoroughness, fairness, and accuracy. The document also explores how bloggers threatened newspapers' business models by not having overhead costs. It discusses key moments when bloggers influenced major stories and elections. While tensions existed, the document argues that bloggers and journalists now often work together as part of a "symbiotic ecosystem," and that blogs can practice journalism when they verify facts, interview sources, and keep powerful figures accountable.
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- 2. • Technorati Blog Directory • Top 100 Blogs • Extraordinary Ordinary guy in Japan • Baghdad Burning • Knowing and Doing • MediaCrit.com • NYTimes/blogs
- 3. • 1998…..Matt Drudge • DRUDGE REPORT • bloggers threaten journalism
- 4. BLOGGERS vs. journalists • “Everything I print from my apartment, everything I publish I believe to be true and accurate.”--Matt Drudge
- 5. Bloggers vs. JOURNALISTS Doug Harbrecht, President, National Press Club, 1998 “Real journalists live, pride themselves on getting it first AND right; they get to the bottom of the story, they bend over backwards to get the other side. Journalism means being painstakingly thorough, even-handed, and fair.”
- 6. JOURNALISTS Doug Harbrecht to Drudge: “Aren't you coarsening the public discourse?”
- 7. “It’s not clear yet whether blogging is anything more than CB radio.” -John Markoff (New York Times Technology Reporter) “Traditional journalists look at bloggers like Major League Baseball players look at some guy in the cheap seats yelling advice.” • Perlmutter, in Palser article
- 8. BLOGGERS vs journalists • We’re fighting against journalism in the hands of an enthroned few, who speak in a voice of phony, unearned authority to the passive masses • Mainstream press IS politically biased, – or they are ignoring or suppressing important stories, – or they are out of touch with ordinary people’s concerns, – or they are merely passive transmitters of official utterances.
- 10. BLOGGERS vs journalists “We can fact check your ass off!”
- 11. SHIFT IN POWER • Drudge: “There is a hunger for unedited information…”
- 12. SHIFT IN POWER • Hunger for non-objective information?
- 13. SHIFT IN POWER Jay Rosen, NYU Journalism professor: “We’re in an…“Almost a feudal period where there will be many more centers of power and influence.”
- 14. BLOGGERS=PAMPHLETEERS • 1700s IN ENGLAND • “new media” = pamphlets
- 21. Key moments for BLOGS • Lewinsky scandal • Trent Lott’s bigoted birthday salute to Strom • Rathergate
- 22. ECONOMIC REASONS WHY JOURNALISTS ARE THREATENED BY BLOGS • Bloggers threaten the foundation of the commercial media system (Accuracy) – Professional staff – Advertising – Readers – Newspaper’s accuracy holds it all together
- 23. ECONOMIC REASONS WHY JOURNALISTS ARE THREATENED BY BLOGS Meanwhile… Bloggers have no overhead Can stick with a story forever Can specialize in totally narrow “beats” with expertise Not expected to be accurate Can target really narrow segments May already be at the scene of a news event
- 24. EMOTIONAL REASONS WHY JOURNALISTS ARE THREATENED BY BLOGS • Blogs = the 5th Estate (we can fact check your ass!) – Circulate bloopers, outtakes, pranks, jokes, and embarrassing performances by big shots. • Blogs keep stories going Dan Rather and Connie Chung
- 25. NOW THE WAR IS OVER • Bloggers and journalists are WORKING TOGETHER – “as a symbiotic ecosystem” – 5th estate is GOOD for journalism – Blogs as conduits: good for journalism
- 26. TRUST Jay Rosen (NYU Journalism professor): “Blog responsibly, and you'll build a reputation for being a trusted news source. Don't, and you won't have a reputation to worry about."
- 27. Blogs can be journalism • When a blogger writes up daily accounts of an international conference, as David Steven did at the 2002 World Summit on Sustainable Development, that is journalism. • When a magazine reporter repurposes a press release without checking facts or talking to additional sources, that is not. • When a blogger interviews an author about their new book, that is journalism. • When an opinion columnist manipulates facts in order to create a false impression, that is not. • When a blogger searches the existing record of fact and discovers that a public figure's claim is untrue, that is journalism. – BARB PALSER, QUOTING REBECCA BLOOD
- 28. • PRO-AMS: amateurs who work to professional standards • Romanesko • Politico
- 29. VLOGGING • ROCKETBOOM • Chris Pirillo
- 30. • What does it mean to be so transparent? • What does it mean to expose yourselves so completely?